AnFu:
Using that same "Hear and Read" method, are Esperanto Vikifilmetoj (short wiki-based videos) by YouTube user account Traduki. They are videos with text from Esperanto Vikipedia shown on the screen while the text is spoken (by Anton Oberndorfer).
http://www.youtube.com/user/traduki#p/c/A3E32737...

Some other "Hear and Read" method excample. Very nice E-o interpretation of a traditional chinese song(?):

Ĉinzan Plataĵo (Esperanta kanto de la cxina lingvo) Btw. to hear Youtube videos MP4 stereo someone should add " &fmt=18 " after every Youtube link. "It's not a bug, it's a feature" Excample:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui4E71i4z2I&fmt...

Very nice. I like the traditional chinese sound and how he interpreted the original song. I put it on the "one of the next eobo karaokeo kandidato" listo.

I have two excellent videos here. This one is a video titled "Esperanto - la centjara", filmed in 14 countries during the "centennial jubilee" of Esperanto in 1959.

And this regrettably very short video is a unique shot of Zamenhof giving his inaugural speech during the 1909 Universala Kongreso in Barcelona, Spain. Unfortunate, there's much noise.

Enjoy~!

AnFu:Other posters have previously mentioned Kati's videos on YouTube account MANEKENOoficiala as a good example of Esperanto pronunciation. The sound quality is ok to good (in the Blogo 3) with minimal background noise. Her voice and her face are very expressive and thereby aid or give clues for comprehension. I like that she has subtitles so I can hear the Esperanto AND read what is being said at the same time. That helps me a lot. http://www.youtube.com/user/MANEKENOoficiala

I've done some myself (1, 2 and 3) and I've been told I have good pronunciation.

Radio Ĉerizo Eduka (Japan)

Common beginners phrases like "Kie estas mia poŝttelefono?" k.t.p. Very nice.

patrik:And this regrettably very short video is a unique shot of Zamenhof giving his inaugural speech during the 1909 Universala Kongreso in Barcelona, Spain. Unfortunate, there's much noise.

Most amazing thing I've seen in a while.

patrik:I have two excellent videos here. This one is a video titled "Esperanto - la centjara", filmed in 14 countries during the "centennial jubilee" of Esperanto in 1959.

The pronunciation in that video is excellent, really pleasant to listen to. The tempo is just right, and the clarity of the words is fantastic.