Assertion: harmonica's note | /r/HasProperty | bent
Facets:
value: in the same way
type: MANNER
value: on holes 1 through 6
type: LOCATION
value: in other words
type: OTHER
value: on a diatonic harmonica
type: LOCATION
value: to the correct pitch
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in pitch
type: LOCATION
value: to give the mournful blues
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The reed becomes active when the player uses the bending technique, allowing the low note in each hole to be bent down one semitone.
text: In other words, on holes 1 through 6, the draw notes can be bent and on holes 7 through 10 the blow notes can be bent.
text: Overblow notes are naturally flat but can be bent up to the correct pitch.
text: emphasizes draw notes which may be bent to give the mournful blues sound and feel.
text: On the other hand, Brendan Power comments on the valved model, "A different approach to overblowing, but which is also intended to enhance the expressive and chromatic abilities of the diatonic harmonica, is to allow more notes to be bent in pitch.
text: This allows the lower note to be bent down in the same way as on a chromatic, giving the harp more expressiveness, while the higher notes can still be bent in the normal way.
text: This allows the lower note to be bent down in the same way as on a chromatic, giving the harp more expressiveness, while the higher notes can still be bent in the normal way.
text: It also means that notes can’t be bent (actually, single tremolo notes can be bent a little, not the double ones however).
text: In other words, on a diatonic harmonica, on holes 1 through 6, the draw notes can be bent, and on holes 7 through 10, the blow notes can be bent.