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There is a single error in the "Dagoth Ur Voice Addon v1.0.esp" file which prevents most of the audio files from playing. There are two possibilities to solve this issue:
1. Data Files way
Install the mod.
Switch to the <Data Files>/Sound/Vo directory.
Create a new folder "Ur".
Switch to <Data Files>/Sound/Vo/D-Ur.
Move the file "A noble ambition.mp3" to the newly created "Ur" directory.
2. OpenMW-CS way
Install the mod.
Open "Dagoth Ur Voice Addon v1.0.esp" in OpenMW-CS.
Choose "Assets" -> "Sounds" in your menu bar.
Navigate to the entry "A noble ambition".
Change the Sound File property to "Vo\D-Ur\A noble ambition.mp3".
Save your newly created "Dagoth Ur Voice Addon v1.0.omwaddon" file.
Uncheck "Dagoth Ur Voice Addon v1.0.esp" and check "Dagoth Ur Voice Addon v1.0.omwaddon" in the OpenMW launcher.
Trying to do it with a MacOS alias will not work; it has to be a Unix-style symbolic link. I have no idea if using a symbolic link (as opposed to a shortcut) in Windows will work; I have not played around with Windows's implementation of symbolic linking yet, and don't have a Windows box to test with right now.
PS: I use this symbolic linking method to manage mod resources a lot; it's a third alternative to the original Morrowind way and the OpenMW multiple data directories way, and is more expedient than the latter when testing something simple (a self-contained .esp that doesn't need to put anything in Data Files subdirectories). You can just go into your main Data Files directory and do something like "ln -s ../../Downloaded_mods/Mod_name/modname.esp ." to make it available without editing a config file and without moving or copying the actual esp. If you delete the real mod later, OpenMW will ignore the dead symlink if you forget to remove it.
