Here's how to keep rhythm without a metronome. more »

A metronome is used to keep the tempo for an instrument and is especially important for practicing. Learn how to use a metronome with tips from a professional saxophone player in this free music lesson video. more »

A metronome is a device used by musicians to keep a steady beat as they are practicing music. The development of the metronome began in the 16th century, and most early ideas proved to be failures. more »

Bagpipe players often use a metronome when practicing alone to set the tempo of a song. The metronome keeps the beat while the bagpipe player concentrates on learning the fingering. Using a metronome results in more productive practice sessions. more »

Metronomes work on the basis of a pendulum that rocks back and forth in order to keep time. Find out why the metronome is an important learning tool for musicians, especially musicians in ensembles, with help from a classical guitarist in this free video on metronomes. more »

The benefits of using a metronome is that it keeps time and helps a musician to learn the value of keeping time, which is one of the hardest elements to learn in music. Learn about the benefits of a metronome as a portable tool with help from a classical guitarist in this free video on metronomes and guitar. more »

There are many types of metronomes in existence, and the most important part of each is that they need to be set to the time being used in a piece of music. Set a metronome to play the appropriate beats and measures with help from a classical guitarist in this free video on metronomes. more »

Use a metronome with your guitar to learn rhythm; learn to play guitar in this free video guitar lesson. more »

Learn about using a metronome for tenor saxophone in this free instructional video music lesson. more »