Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Typically, no. Car insurance with roadside assistance coverage can make things easier if your keys are lost or stolen, but the cost of replacing them usually falls to you. The exception is if you have comprehensive coverage, which covers a stolen car, including its keys.
Contrary to what some people believe, the blues is not “slave music.” Although it was cultivated by the descendants of slaves, the blues was the...
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So, here are Pianist's 5 key tips on how to stay focused during practice. Practise little and often. Knowing that you have a long piano practice...
Read More »In the case of stolen car keys, property insurance may be able to provide coverage. Property insurance policies (like homeowners insurance or renters insurance ) that include personal property coverage may protect your belongings against theft even if they're not in your home when the theft occurs. Suppose your purse or backpack gets stolen and your car keys are inside. You may be able to make a claim for the keys through your property insurance. However, a deductible could apply, and details vary from one insurer to another, so check your policy before filing a claim. Only if you have comprehensive coverage , which covers the theft of your vehicle and its parts, including any stolen keys. Leaving your keys in the car won't affect whether you're covered or not. If your vehicle gets stolen with the key inside, comprehensive may cover the cost to replace the key (if the car is located but the key isn't), minus any car insurance deductible .
Unlike a lot of keycap sets, GMK keycaps use ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastics rather than PBT (polybutylene terephthalate) plastics....
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Many keyboards are designed to make sounds that replicate a piano, but most can also produce a variety of other sounds. These could be sounds like...
Read More »Smart keys: If you have an electronic key, it's probably not possible (or reliable) to use aftermarket parts or services to replace it. The re-keying process typically requires the car to be present, so you may have to have your car towed to the dealer for them to provide you with a new electronic key. Mechanical keys: If your car is older and still uses a simple mechanical key, you can have a new key cut at most hardware stores for just a few dollars (assuming you have a spare to bring with you). However, this type of key is less common today, as most manufacturers have moved to electronic key fobs with varying levels of technology. Mechanical keys plus remote: Many older vehicles have a remote to lock and unlock the car from a distance but use a mechanical key to start the car. You may be able to get an aftermarket blank (including the remote control fob) and get it programmed by a locksmith or car repair shop. Some models allow you to program the new key yourself as long as you have two originals on hand, but you'll still need to have the mechanical portion of the key cut. If you get locked out of your car, many automotive locksmiths (like those dispatched by roadside assistance) can copy your key onsite, saving you the cost of a tow.
There are 8 grades. Depending on your instrument and how much you practise, you can probably expect to take your Grade 1 exam within a year or two...
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Casio entry-level keyboards are cheaper than your typical keyboard and filled with a good amount of stock sounds. They give you a lot of bang for...
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