Sanskrit recordings

[Timothy Lubin]

I hereby make good on my promise to make available a recording of Prof.
Nagaraja Rao reciting stanzas in a variety of meters:
 
http://home.wlu.edu/~lubint/texts/index.htm
 
There you will find the whole recording (24 MB, uncompressed), plus the
first 2/3 divided into smaller segments.
I also have a similar but shorter recording of S. S. Janaki reciting,
which I will try to get done as well.
 
Tim
 
Timothy Lubin
Associate Professor, Department of Religion
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Virginia
 
lubint at wlu.edu   |   http://home.wlu.edu/~lubint
 
Tel : (office) 540.458.8146; (home) 540.463.6833
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>>> Earlier I wrote: >>>

> I possess a privately made cassette of Prof. Nagaraja Rao, of
Mysore,
> illustrating various meters in a quite beautiful style of chanting. 
> Most of the examples are from the works of Kaalidaasa and from
> Bhart.rhari's "Satakatraya.  In the course of this he also recounts
some
> amusing anecdotes about Appayadiik.sita.
>  
> I will see about getting these recordings transferred to digital
format
> so that it can be made readily available if anyone else is
interested.
>  
> Tim Lubin
> Washington and Lee University
> 
> >>> mkapstei at UCHICAGO.EDU 12/29/05 7:48 PM >>>
> 
> Can anyone recommend some goods sources for digital
> recordings of spoken Sanskrit, Sanskrit poetry and dramatic
> recitation, etc.? Examples of the chants used for
> reciting various meters would be of particular interest.
> A recorded anthology of Sanskrit poetry, I suppose, is too
> much to hope for just yet.
> 
> Matthew Kapstein
>