Assertion: piano's note | /r/HasProperty | played
Facets:
value: separately
type: MANNER
value: simultaneously
type: MANNER
value: together
type: MANNER
value: between the notes
type: LOCATION
value: immediately after
type: TEMPORAL
value: a semitone lower
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: When placed to the right of the note, the principal note is played first, followed by the above pattern.
text: Synthesia also has a paid "Learning Pack" that allows users to view music in musical notation, as well as multiple practice features, such as "Melody Practice" which pauses the piece whenever the user misses a note, and only continues when the right note is played.
text: This same string resonance effect occurs, on a more limited scale, when other notes on the piano are played that are harmonically related to the pitch of an aliquot string.
text: The first note always is played on the beat and the other two notes are played immediately after.
text: One more comment: Some editors write above the mordents the exact notes that should be played.
text: With the harpsichord, each note has to be played separately.
text: In order to have fluent chord playing with the Left Hand the notes of the chords are rearranged (see chord inversions above) to be played between the notes F and F.
text: This means that all strings will resonate sympathetically when any note is played.
text: If the notes are played separately, the "broken" chord is called an arpeggio.
text: The right pedal is always the sustaining pedal (damper pedal), it raises all of the dampers at once, allowing all notes which are played to continue sounding after the keys are released.
text: So every time the note B appears, the note B flat is played instead.
text: To form a Bm chord, the third note of the scale D# must be played a semitone lower.
text: Music notation also challenges a piano student to determine how long notes must be played for, how many beats there are in a measure, and which note gets one beat during that measure.
text: One of the most important 20th-century composers, Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971), wrote music with very complicated (difficult) chords (groups of notes that are played together) and rhythms.
text: When two notes, which are slightly different in pitch, are played simultaneously, a resultant modulation can be perceived as a slow periodic change in volume or timbre.