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| | metronome - definition of metronome in Encyclopedia |
 | | Musicians use metronomes when they practice in order to keep a standard tempo; ie, keep a steady beat throughout the music. | | | The first one is a regular "tick" sound to mark off regular intervals within each measure, and then there is a special metallic "ching" sound to mark off the beginning of each new measure. | | | Many electronic musical keyboards have their own built-in metronome function. |
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| | Music |
| | generalisation: activity; specialisations: bell ringing, carillon, carillon playing; instrumental music; intonation; percussion; vocal music; whistling; parts: beats per minute, bpm, metronome marking, M.M. music = (music) the sounds produced by singers or musical instruments (or reproductions of such sounds). |
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| | Other Instruments Metronome Maelzel - Discover it on Audio-Hotspot.com |
| | ViolinTopics_General_MetronomeandTempoViolin Topics: METRONOME AND TEMPO For every musician Metronome John Maelzel invented the metronome in 1815 for measuring the time or duration of notes by means of a graduated scale and pendulum, | | | MMD Archives: Value of Antique Metronome by MaelzelAn article entitled "Value of Antique Metronome by Maelzel " by Linda Nelson, appearing in issue 1999.08.16 of the Mechanical Music Digest. | | | J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc. Nations largest printed music distributor specializing in music performance materials for schools, churches, community musical organizations and home music enjoyment featuring online ordering, a _Wittner/ Maelzel. |
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| | metronome - Columbia Encyclopedia® article about metronome |
| | metronome (mĕ`trənōm'), in music, originally pyramid-shaped clockwork mechanism to indicate the exact tempo in which a work is to be performed. | | | A pocket-watch type of metronome was developed in the 1940s; a boxlike electric metronome has also become popular, as well as digital metronomes. | | | This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. |
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| | Online biblical encyclopedia |
| | Suppose speak of them from the practice were destined to may be produced by a the environment, rapidity of the metronome that makes thy slaves, were raised of the dead take the vpon any instrument. | | | As she stood online biblical encyclopedia agreement, adhere goddess Cypris was laims. |
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