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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 4, No. 941.  Wednesday, 15 Dec. 1993.
 
From:           Timothy Dayne Pinnow <pinnow@stolaf.edu>
Date:           Tuesday, 14 Dec 93 10:49:20 CST
Subject: 4.0934  Re: Verse Speaking
Comment:        Re: SHK 4.0934  Re: Verse Speaking
 
Another book to look at for teaching the speaking of the verse is a short
little work called *Shakespeare Aloud: A guide to his verse on stage* by
E.S. Brubaker.  It is quite inexpensive and is published by the author, I
can provide a full citation is anyone's interested.  It doesn't rely as
heavily on a knowledge of vocal production as the Kristin Linklater book
but still manages to communicate an understanding of, and the importance of
the music of the words.
 
Aurally,
 
                                                Timothy Dayne Pinnow
                                                Dept. of Speech-Theater
                                                St. Olaf College
                                                pinnow@stolaf.edu
                                                ph. 507/646-3327

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