1,052 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Group Singing"

Erde, singe; Gotteslob (1975) Diözesananhänge; Gotteslob (2013) 411

Gesù bambino is an Italian Christmas carol composed by Pietro Yon in 1917, and translated into English by Frederick H. Martens. Performed by the chorus of the U.S. Army Band "Pershing's Own", led by Colonel Thomas Rotondi, Jr. (Leader & Commander) and CSM Debra L. McGarity (Command Sergeant Major), c. 2010.

Just Awearyin' for You by Evan Williams (1867–1918), HMV no. G.C-4-2158, recorded on Aug 30, 1911

O du, mein holder Abendstern from Richard Wagner's opera Tannhäuser

A group of men sings traditional indian song. This sound has been recorded with the h4n pro. You can use this sound in your project regardless if it is commercial or non-commercial but it would be awesome if you could tag my instagram account somewhere in the description:https://www. Instagram. Com/florianreichelt/. Leave a comment and tell me for which project you used it!! :). By the way - have you guys already checked out my latest travel video about sri lanka?if not you should definitely watch it: https://youtu. Be/raxikjo5x0othe nature, the people and the overall culture are absolutely outstanding and they inspire you to travel as well. Stock footage isn't dead! make 2000$/month via blackbox!register now: http://bit. Ly/stockblackbox.

Little snippet of a dance performed for tourists in swaziland. Annoying whistle, but there's a small portion further in where it shuts up for a bit. :).

Jbl: original soundscape file at the carter's hot dog line.

Olympus ls-5, internal capsules.

Group of people laughing.

A crowd talking.

Group talking.

Petty group interview.

An old "woo" i did for videos. The voices are all me mashed together.

A crowd of people cheering.

A group of people speaking all at once.

Group of people talking all at once.

Hard left/right stereo of 4 people clapping.

Random conversation in class.

Small group murmurring in a medium hall. Recorded with akg c3000 to laptop.

Recording of semana santa in antigua, guatemala. M/s stereo.

Recording group clappingin studiowith microphoneremix in render.

A small group of 8 male and female gasp in shock. Recorded on rode nt1-a and behringer x32.

Exe sarylop.

A crowd cheering, generic shouts though originally recorded for a basketball game.

A crowd cheering, generic shouts though originally recorded for a basketball game.

A crowd cheering, generic shouts though originally recorded for a basketball game.

College party in indiana, 2014.

A 39 tracks of talking forming a crowd and stuff. Created in studio one.

Crowd ambiance.

Small gathering of guests in a home environment.

Stereo group clap with some reverb. No crowd actually present, just me overdubbed a few times.

Me overdubbed 14 times trying to get that sort of "heave ho, row them oars!" type sound for a song. Not so much "heave-ho" but a fast "hee-haa-whoo" yell. In tempo at 145bpm. 24-bit stereo.

Audience / group says merry chistmas.

This sound was collected while i worked for a short movie production. A chatting group of people like a crowded room.

A group clap with a reverse (hq). Have fun.

Chamber group processed sample remix.

Performed by iit delhi at rendezvous 2018.

A short recording of a group of old folks singing in jingshan beijing.

Title/Work: The hymns my Mother used to sing Content: Song of 1911, Baritone vocal solo and orchestra Genre(s): Christian hymns (sacred music) Author(s)/Composer(s): Frank Langford (unknown birth/death date) Music arranger(s): none Lyricist(s): Frank Gee-Fort (unknown birth/death date) Performer(s): Robert Carr, baritone (1881-1948) Conductor: none Place of recording: London (United Kingdom) 1st release date: 2 October 1911 1st recording date: 21 September 1911

Pair singing glasses. Xy-stereo.

Bird singing at night.

A group of people starting to run.

A crowd cheering, generic shouts though originally recorded for a basketball game.

A very noisy crowd of people in a small room.

Lots of people talking at the same time.

Zoom h4n recording from the speaker's podium at a small conference in london of about 60 people. Polite clapping to thank a speaker. Clapping lasts only about 6 seconds.

It's a sound to crack and win.

An army of frogs in the pond in my backyard.

A class of 14 year olds screaming.

People gathered and applauding.