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Wittner 836 Taktell Piccolo Metronome, Black List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $39.94  |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo metronome is only 5.5 inches high for easy transport. Precision performance with portability. Windup power source, no bell. |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome: Ruby List Price: $59.95 Sale Price: $42.51 |
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This is Wittner's most popular compact pendulum metronome. This is the original, compact, pocket-sized metronome (5-1/2" high) in a durable plastic case. This German-made metronome features an accurate audible timing system that is easily adjusted via a sliding counterweight... |
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Wittner 831 Metronome without Bell, Mahogany/Brown List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $43.14 Used From: $43.00 |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo metronome is only 5.5 inches high for easy transport. Precision performance with portability. Windup power source, no bell. |
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Wittner 832 Taktell Piccolo Metronome, Ivory List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $43.16 Used From: $35.00 |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo metronome is only 5.5 Inches high for easy transport. Precision performance with portability. Windup power source, no bell. |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome - Magic Violet List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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This is Wittner's most popular compact pendulum metronome. This is the original, compact, pocket-sized metronome (5-1/2" high) in a durable plastic case. This German-made metronome features an accurate audible timing system that is easily adjusted via a sliding counterweight... |
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Wittner Taktell Super-Mini Metronome: Ruby List Price: $59.95 Sale Price: $33.42 |
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This is the world's smallest pendulum metronome. This super-mini metronome runs long and reliably and marks the time visually as well as audibly, and just as accurately as the larger Wittner Metronomes... |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome - Silver List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $59.18 |
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This is Wittner's most popular compact pendulum metronome. This is the original, compact, pocket-sized metronome (5-1/2" high) in a durable plastic case. This German-made metronome features an accurate audible timing system that is easily adjusted via a sliding counterweight... |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome - Lilac Violet List Price: $71.50 Sale Price: $56.79 |
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This is Wittner's most popular compact pendulum metronome. This is the original, compact, pocket-sized metronome (5-1/2" high) in a durable plastic case. This German-made metronome features an accurate audible timing system that is easily adjusted via a sliding counterweight... |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome 831 List Price: $70.00 Sale Price: $59.95 |
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The Wittner Piccolo Metronome is a German-made metronome that offers accurate audible timing and is adjustable with a sliding counterweight. Small pocket size metronome in a beautiful & durable plastic case with a snap on cover precision performance equal to a full size metronome... |
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Taktell Piccolo Metronome - Pink (Accessories) List Price: $72.99 Sale Price: $69.95 |
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The favorite choice of piano teachers and students. Excellent sound and very durable. Classic German made instrument features a full bodied "tick" sound and will run for a long time on each winding. Combined with a tempo range of 40 to 208 this model is useful for any instrument soft or loud... |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Mahogany $44.99 Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Mahogany |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Black $44.99 Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Black |
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Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Ivory $44.99 Wittner Taktell Piccolo Metronome Ivory |
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K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Piccolo $23.99 K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Piccolo |
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Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Piccolo $6.49 Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Piccolo |
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Wittner Wood Metronome Walnut $119.99 Wittner Wood Metronome Walnut |
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Metrophones Isolation Headphones with Metronome $118.99 Metrophones Isolation Headphones with Metronome |
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Wittner 5403 Metronome $46.1 Wittner 5403 Metronome |
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Wittner MT50 Metronome $27.5 Wittner MT50 Metronome |
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Sabine Zipbeat-6000 Digital Metronome $24.99 Sabine Zipbeat-6000 Digital Metronome |
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Wittner Wood Metronome Mahogany $119.99 Wittner Wood Metronome Mahogany |
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Matrix MR-800 Quartz Metronome $39.99 Matrix MR-800 Quartz Metronome |
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Cherub Tuner - Metronome Combo $24.99 Cherub Tuner - Metronome Combo |
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Matrix MR-600 Metronome $49.99 Matrix MR-600 Metronome |
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Seiko SQ70 Digital Metronome $69.95 Seiko SQ70 Digital Metronome |
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Korg KDM-2 Digital Metronome $49.99 Korg KDM-2 Digital Metronome |
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Yamaha QT-1 Metronome Teal $39.99 Yamaha QT-1 Metronome Teal |
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Seiko DM50L Metronome Black $29.99 Seiko DM50L Metronome Black |
Practicing my flute- What do I do now?
This year my high school band is playing three very difficult- but not impossible- pieces for contest. Two of them I play on flute and the third I play on piccolo. I have always practiced difficult music using the method where you play it with a metronome on a speed you can handle and then gradually increase the speed. For some reason this method is no longer working. One night I spent thirty minutes on the same twelve measures and made no progress because every time I increased the speed of my metronome by one notch I couldn't play the part and had to go back to the speed I'd been playing. Has anyone out there had the same problem as I am? Does anyone out there know how to solve it? Contest is in a few weeks, and I desperately need to improve, so any and all help is sincerely appreciated!
A few things!
1) It may have just been a bad practice session. All musicians have these now and then. Have a little break and get back to it later. Remember we all go through bad spots in or playing!
2) Try doing the same method a bar at a time! Slow yes but like the metronome method best for practicing. This may also tell you exactly WHERE in those twelve measures the problem lies and help you to fix it. Go note by note if you have to! Use colours for different rhythms! Anything you have too to make it more easier!
3) Ask your Flute teacher That's what we are here for!
4) Ask yourself why is it difficult? Is it really? Half of performing is mental preparation. One thing that I do with my students is tell them that it is the easiest piece in the world. and them I show them that it is by asking them to play the easy bits!
5) A great resource is practicspot.com there may be other ideas there!
You may also want to listen to the piece you are playing. There are lots of pieces on youtube etc. Maybe your teacher has a recording. If that musician can conquer that piece so can you!
Good luck!
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