As a constant metronome user, I am inseparable from my little Korg credit card sized metronome (which was a very thoughtful gift from a student). That will never change. However, I discovered a great online metronome which is perfect for practicing with other musicians. David Thomas, principal clarinetist of the Columbus Symphony and I are preparing to perform the Strauss Duet Concertino for Clarinet and Bassoon with String Orchestra and Harp. We've been using this online metronome to ensure that we can both hear it clearly. (We grew weary of passing the little metronome back and forth, taking turns being the one who could hear it.) Even through modest computer speakers, this metronome can be very loud and impossible to ignore. When practicing by myself I sometimes prefer to use the online metronome just because it is so imposing. I'll definitely use it during chamber music rehearsals from now on - it will be great for keeping quartets and even quintets in line!
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2 comments:
Sweet! Thanks for the tip!
I hope you find it useful, Tina. I have found that even when practicing by myself, this metronome is the way to go.
Betsy
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