Assertion: piano's string | /r/HasProperty | free to vibrate
Facets:
value: theoretically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: It is pressed with the pianist's right foot, and makes the dampers (which look a bit like the hammers) that usually rests on the strings come off, so the strings are free to vibrate.
text: It is pressed with the pianist's right foot, and makes the dampers (which look a bit like the hammers) that usually rests on the strings come off, so the strings are free to vibrate.
text: While tuning the temperament octave, a felt strip is typically placed within the temperament (middle) section of the piano; it is inserted between each note's trichord, muting its outer two strings so that only the middle string is free to vibrate.
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: As long as the player's finger depresses the key, the damper belonging to that key's strings remains lifted, and the strings are free to vibrate.
text: It is pressed with the pianist's right foot, and makes the dampers (which look a bit like the hammers) that usually rests on the strings come off, so the strings are free to vibrate.
text: It is pressed with the pianist's right foot, and makes the dampers (which look a bit like the hammers) that usually rests on the strings come off, so the strings are free to vibrate.
text: So, when the damper pedal is down, all strings are free to vibrate.
text: The hammer strikes the string and immediately bounces back a little bit so that the string is free to vibrate.
text: When you play a key, the damper is lifted off and the related string is then free to vibrate.