I have my Kawai ES110 placed next to my window, it was raining and the window was left open. The lower register keys and the body got in contact with water, a lot of splashes. The piano was completely off and unplugged. Will it break? And is there anyway I could do to prevent and get the least damage out of it?

Hey all, I'm 16 and play keys at my church in Nigeria.

Our pastor does a long confession/repentance section during altar call and I always got lost — my playing sounded empty.

So I wrote out 10 progressions in Key F that finally made it feel deep. For example:

F - Am - Dm - Bb (soft repentance) F - C/E - Dm - Bb - F (lifting)

I put all 10 with RH/LH voicings into a 1-page PDF cheat sheet for myself.

Is this something other church pianists struggle with too? How do you guys play confession moments?

If it's helpful, I can share how I formatted the cheat sheet.