Aidan's functions: Beep, timed sound

def Beep():
#Aidan's code
#This function defines the sound that will play when the timer runs out
    import winsound
    duration = 1000  # millisecond
    freq = 550  # Hz
    winsound.Beep(freq, duration)
    duration = 1000
    freq = 1000
    winsound.Beep(freq,duration)
    duration = 1250
    freq = 750
    winsound.Beep(freq,duration)




priority = raw_input("set priority")
event = "dinner"




def sound():
    #Aidan's code
    #This function plays the sound at the desired length, depending on the priority the user had set
    import time
    beepLength = 0
    if priority == "high":
    #highest priority, uses a while loop to play the Beep() function until it has played 5 times. It will then state which event you had the reminder for
        while True:
            Beep()
            time.sleep(1)
            beepLength += 1
            if beepLength == 5:
                print "\nIt is time for" , event
                break
    if priority == "medium":
    #medium priority, same loop as before, but plays the sound only 3 times
        while True:
            Beep()
            time.sleep(1)
            beepLength += 1
            if beepLength == 3:
                print "\nIt is time for" , event
                break
    if priority == "low":
    #low priority, plays the sound twice
        while True:
            Beep()
            time.sleep(1)
            beepLength += 1
            if beepLength == 2:
                print "\nIt is time for" , event
                break



def timer_for_sound():
    #Aidan's code
    hour = input("Set the hour you want your reminder for (use military time/24 hour clock)")
    min = input("Set the minute you want your reminder for")

    from datetime import datetime
    from threading import Timer
    import time
    x=datetime.today() #Takes the current time and stores it in the variable x
    y=x.replace(day=x.day+1, hour=hour, minute=min, second=0, microsecond=0)#creates a variable 'y' and sets the time of when you want to be reminded
    delta_t=y-x # this variable takes the set time and subtracts it from the current time in order to get the time remaining
    secs=delta_t.seconds+1

    while secs > 0:
        secs -=1
        time.sleep(1)
    sound()

timer_for_sound()