Assertion: harmonica's note | /r/HasProperty | played
Facets:
value: at once
type: TEMPORAL
value: an octave higher than written
type: OTHER
value: by drawing in air
type: MANNER
value: by puckering the lips
type: MANNER
value: without requiring an overblow
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: For example, when a draw note is played, the valve on the blow reed-slot is sucked shut, preventing air from leaking through the inactive blow reed.
text: If a harp is adjusted right, overbent notes can be played just as softly as any other note on the instrument.
text: The raised 5 draw allows the major 7 note to be played without requiring an overblow, and also yields a major 7 chord.
text: A note can be played either by puckering the lips to single out the desired mouth hole in the instrument or by covering unwanted holes with the tongue (usually considered a more-advanced technique).
text: Note that using blue notes, any of the seven positions can be used over music in its corresponding major scale if only the notes in the corresponding pentatonic scale are played.
text: Different notes are played when you blow or suck air.
text: Overblown notes can be played as softly as any other note on the instrument.
text: The Chromatic harmonica, which include a buttom on the side, allowing all notes to be played, was developed by Hohner.
text: To show that these notes should be played an octave higher than written, you place 8va above them, along with a dotted line.
text: Because different notes are played depending on whether you inhale or exhale, it makes sense that drawn harmonica chords, which you can achieve by sucking air in through the comb, will sound a little bit different.
text: This has the advantage that the most important notes are played by drawing in air, not by blowing.
text: For example, when a draw note is played, the valve on the blow reed-slot is sucked shut, preventing air from leaking through the inactive blow reed.
text: Different notes are played when you blow or suck air.
text: This double reed layout means that two notes are played at once.
text: Each ‘wah’ is produced by opening the hands as the note is played.