Wittner Classic Mahogany Metronome with Bell

Description: Swinging Pendulum with Wind Up Mechanism with audible click and bell.

Newest Review: ... (70bpm) you would programme your device to make the noise it makes, in this case a nice hefty clicking noise, at the desired ... more

... intervals, and play each note to that beat, or two half notes (quavers) etc. to that beat. Old style metronomes, like this one, also have a swinging arm that rocks back and forth with the timing which acts as a visual aid. Quite simply, learning music without ever using a metronome, in my opinion is folly; not only does it aid in learning new pieces, it helps one 'internalise' timing. Maker and model: Wittner have been making metronomes since 1895, one of the best makes I was told by my music teacher. Subsequentl...more

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Wittner Classic Mahogany Metronome with Bell: Ding, click, click, click. (797 words)
by - written on 09/06/08 (Very useful, 437 readings)
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I suggested this product to Dooyoo though there was no clear category to put it into. I have written to Dooyoo to ask them to list a 'musical accessories' category, and a saxophone category, and a sheet music category, they wrote back saying what a good idea, not happened yet. So it has been listed in piano as that is where a metronome is traditionally used. I bought this however to help me with my saxophone playing. I only took up sax' 18 months ago and the hardest part of playing that I find is timing/counting. My teacher tells me that this is not unusual for people that take up learning an instrument 'later in life' (thanks!). When you think about it, you ... Read the complete review