Assertion: piano's key | /r/HasProperty | released
Facets:
value: partially
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: When the key is released, a damper stops the strings' vibration, ending the sound.
text: When the key is released the damper falls back onto the strings, stopping the wire from vibrating, and thus stopping the sound.
text: The damper keeps the note sounding until the key is released (or the sustain pedal).
text: Its purpose is to assist the hammer to return quickly by hanging to it with the weight of the wippen, extension, jack, etc., when the key is released.
text: When the key is released, the pad acts as a damper.
text: When the key is released, the whole string is theoretically free to vibrate but is immediately damped by yarn woven across the tuning machine-head end.
text: When the key is released, the hammer returns to its place, resting on the strings, causing the note to stop ringing.
text: As one key is released, the next one in the sequence is depressed so as not to leave a gap between the sounds.
text: When the key is released, the damper falls back against the strings, pressing soft felt against them to absorb the vibration.
text: The pedal on the right is for the purpose of lifting all the dampers away from the strings at once, allowing the player to sustain a series of notes whose sound continues even after each key has been released.
text: Double escapement occurs when the jack is reset beneath the hammer as the key is partially released.
text: When the key is released, the action returns to its original position and resets itself for another cycle.
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: When the key is released, the damper head is lowered back onto the string, stopping the sound.
text: When the key is released, a damper stops the strings' vibration, ending the sound.
text: When the key is released the damper falls back onto the strings, stopping the wire from vibrating, and thus stopping the sound.
text: The damper keeps the note sounding until the key is released (or the sustain pedal).