Where the Bee Sucks


Read by LibriVox Volunteers

(3 stars; 65 reviews)

Where the Bee Sucks is a lyrical song from William Shakespeare's enchanting play, The Tempest, performed by the spirit Ariel. This piece captures the ethereal beauty and whimsical nature of the island setting, inviting listeners into a world where magic and music intertwine.

In this brief yet evocative work, Ariel's song reflects themes of freedom and the transient joys of life. The imagery of bees and the natural world evokes a sense of harmony and connection to the environment, showcasing Shakespeare's ability to blend poetic language with profound emotion.

As part of the LibriVox project, this recording features multiple interpretations, allowing listeners to appreciate the song's musicality and the varied nuances brought by different voices. Experience the charm of Shakespeare's verse and the timeless allure of nature through this captivating auditory journey.

Chapters

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Where the Bee Sucks - Read by ALP 0:38 Read by Algy Pug
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by CS 0:37 Read by Cori Samuel
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by DL 0:39 Read by David Lawrence
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by FS 0:34 Read by fshort
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by JCM 0:37 Read by Jason Mills
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by JL 0:41 Read by April Gonzales
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by JW 0:36 Read by Jeanie
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by KSL 0:40 Read by Muriel
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by LAH 0:39 Read by Lee Ann Howlett
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by LRS 1:19 Read by Liberty Stump
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by LT 0:36 Read by Little Tee
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by REF 0:40 Read by Rhonda Federman
Where the Bee Sucks - Sung by RG 1:30 Read by Ruth Golding
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by RN 0:46 Read by ravenotation
Where the Bee Sucks - Read by UM 0:38 Read by ekzemplaro

Reviews

It Sucks


(2 stars)

Where suck is an archaic way of saying to rest or lie somewhere. Still, this is lots of recordings of the same poem over and over.

Shakespeare 😃


(3.5 stars)

Great! кузнец I really liked it. Changed review.

Lots of readers


(3.5 stars)

Ruth’s singing is particularly fun.

Lots of accents


(2.5 stars)

The same thing with lots of accents

A great book for testing reviews!


(4 stars)

I have always found this book very useful for studying how reviews work.


(3.5 stars)

Ma mère fait des commentaires en français! Mais je pense que le livre n’est pas tres intéressant.

Let’s review


(4 stars)

Here’s my attempt at making my first test review.