Category: Music For One Hand

Christmas Music for One Hand, 2022 Edition!

11/14/2022

Back in 2020, I shared a couple of Christmas arrangements that could be played with one hand alone. I have received such a positive response from those arrangements over the past couple of years that today I am sharing 2 more Christmas pieces that are playable by either left or right hand alone!

Keep reading to see the new arrangements, plus links to the old arrangements in case you missed them!

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Freebie alert! Christmas music for one hand

11/13/2020

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Have you ever had a student break a finger or an arm? It is sad whenever a student has an injury--but especially so around the holiday season, when many students look forward to playing their favorite holiday pieces in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

Today I am sharing a couple of Christmas pieces you can have on hand (pun intended) if the need arises! Both of these Christmas arrangements can be played by either right hand or left hand alone--so there is no need to take a break from the holiday fun!

Read on to learn more about these free resources!

UPDATE: See my most recent post with even more Christmas music for one hand HERE!

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New Collection of One-Hand Pieces!

7/16/2018

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I am excited to share my newest project for Piano Pronto--a collection that I hope will serve a practical purpose in your studio!

"Hit Singles" contains 12 pieces at the late elementary to early intermediate level that can be played with either left or right hand alone. This collection is perfect for students that can only use one hand due to an injury, or as technical exercises for students that need to develop more agility in one hand.

Some of the technical concepts contained in this collection:

Quick jumps across the keyboard
Playing right hand in bass clef (or left hand in treble clef)
Pedaling by ear
Stretching the hand (using sixths, sevenths, and easy arpeggio patterns)
Playing melody and harmony in the same hand (simple voicing)

This collection contains a variety of styles. Here are a few of my favorite pieces from the book (demonstrated first by the left hand, then by the right):

Click HERE to see and hear all of the music from this collection. What do you think? Have you ever used one-hand music with your students?

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Christmas Music for One Hand, 2022 Edition!

Freebie alert! Christmas music for one hand

New Collection of One-Hand Pieces!

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