Sound action recordings are of sounds designed to have an effect on others, including situations where many people make sounds together for some common goal. Often they're of voices, but they also include sirens, bells, fireworks and more.
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File name: St Clement Danes
Classification: Religious > Calls to worship
Recorded by: IM Rawes
Recording date: 17 May 2009
Duration: 1:29
Description: The bells of St Clement Danes, on the Strand, central London, ringing on a wet and blustery Sunday morning. Sounds of traffic passing each side of the church, with background hiss from tyres moving on the wet road surface.
Technical guff: Head-worn stereo. 2 x Shure WL-183 mics. Edirol R09-HR digital recorder.
Additional notes: St Clement Danes is the central church of the Royal Air Force. It is not the St Clement's of the nursery rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons', that's St Clement's Eastcheap.
