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Picture	Segment	Description
 	Scene 	Annette is composing a new song, when Wolle comes by. Wolle notices a weird tick-tack thing on the piano, and he tries to follow it with his head. Annette tells him that it's a metronome and that it helps her keep the tempo. Wolle is not sure he understands, so Annette demonstrates by setting the metronome to go fast and slow while she plays to it. Afterwards, the metronome stops working. Wolle tells her not to worry, since he can make tick-tack noises.
 	Scene 	Wolle starts to repeat "tick-tack" while Annette plays the piano. Then Wolle increases the speed of his "tick-tacks" and Annette stops him. She asks him to do it slower; however, this time he does it too slow. Annette asks him to do it a bit faster. Wolle then goes up and down in speed until Annette stops him again, telling him that he needs to keep the tick-tacks constant. Wolle then gets an idea.
 	Scene 	Wolle brings out an alarm clock, and tells her that it says "tick-tack" at a constant speed. Annette is willing to try it out; however, as she starts playing she can't hear the alarm clock, so that doesn't work. Wolle then gets another idea.
 	Scene 	Wolle returns with a gong, but as he plays it everything around them shakes. Annette tells him it's too loud and then stops as she hears a tick-tack noise. It tuns out that the shaking from the gong has knocked down the metronome and that it has restarted. They then start to sing a song about different tempos. Annette sings slowly while Wolle sings fast. After the song Wolle says, "Play it again, Annette".
==Known segments==
*Grover conducts a piece of very emotional music. That is, the music that he conducts changes, and his mood changes with it. When he's had all he can take, he steps out of frame to stop that cassette tape that has been playing.
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*Hoots tells Ernie to "Put Down the Duckie."
*Baby Bear thinks it's hard to sing the "Alphabet Blues."
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