The Completion of Bertram Selwyn's Shakespearean Project

It is with great pleasure that Bertram Selwyn announces the completion of his Shakespearean Project: to recite all 154 of Shakespeare's sonnets and to post them onto youtube . Bertram Selwyn is the first person to record all 154 sonnets and is very pleased to have been of service to the world.

He had started te project in October 2007 and finished in June 2009.

It is sincerely hoped that this project will continue to benefit many as well as delight and inspire.

The purpose of this celebratory address to youtube is mainly to say thank you to many people who have subscribed and made wonderful, flattering and inspirational comments, and those who have watched accross the globe.

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Bertram Selwyn will be recording poems and other miscellaneous pieces periodically. Please feel free to make suggestions.

(For Full Chronological order of William Shakespeare's sonnets, check the PLAYLIST entitled "The Sonnets of William Shakespeare")

The sonnets will also be available (free) in podcast format through i-tunes.

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[juanjoseramirez784]

Please, excuse my English...

[juanjoseramirez784]

Congratulations, man! That was a hard work. I'm actually trying to translate them all to spanish and do use your recordings to get a proper understanding of the sonnet's sound. I thank you, because I really find them useful (and beautiful). Just want to remind you some little mistakes in some sonnets, like number 2, that you said you would correct. Please do correct them: you have done a really valuable work: please, take it to its very end. Thanks! :)

[handmadebymay]

Amazing job! Thank you so much. Please do consider Lord Byron for your next project.

[Zonaverdi]

Congratulations and benedictions, Bertram! It has been rewarding, and in addition, very impressive to monitor your gradual completion of this particular project. Although you may bemoan the delays you have encountered, the recording and performance quality of your more recent uploads has been more than worth the wait. I sincerely hope we hear more from you soon!

[padillabuscarons]

Thank you Bertram! I'm making the acting Shakesppeare in RADA and this monday I've got a showing of Shakespeare's Sonnets and It was a pleasure hear you.