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We used the Ben T. Clark Russian book in college (YEARS ago), and I know at that time there were audio recordings of all the lessons. But I can't find them anywhere on the web (searched google many times) and my school no longer teaches Russian or has the tapes.
The book is long out of print, the publisher (Harper and Row) no longer offers anything to do with it, so does anyone know where I can purchase the audio (preferably CDs but I'll take cassettes) for the book?
Thanks!
John
Just wanted to follow up on this-I found a university that has all the tapes for the entire book, and for a fee, will dub all the tapes for you. Woot!
Could you provide us with that information? I also used the Ben T. Clark book, but can't find the audio. :flazhok:
Ivanjs, could you (or anybody else) tell me what universities make that service available? I've been trying to locate the cassettes or cds that accompanied Clark's Russian for years with no luck. Thanks.
Yes could anyone please provide that information for others here? I also used this textbook and found the audios very helpful. I know my university had the audios online but it was for students only. I'll try to see if there's a way for others to access them.
I found this forum while also looking for the tapes. I do have some of the lessons on tape from 1983. I provided tapes to the professor and he ran copies. This is an early 80's textbook. I also have books, tapes and big floppy discs of Russian for Everyone, E. M. Stepanova (6 book set)
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Originally Posted by hairstone
I am looking for the tapes to accompany the third edition of Ben T. Clark's Russian text. Please contact me at smann@towson.edu if you can furnish this material. Thank you!