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!
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!
These two familiar Christmas arrangements for one hand are late elementary to early intermediate level. Fingerings for right hand alone are written above the notes; fingerings for left hand alone are written below the notes.
Not only will these arrangements keep your students playing despite their injury, they are also a great opportunity to work on voicing, pedaling, maneuvering around the keyboard, and playing one hand across both clefs.
Click on the pictures below to download your free copy of these pieces! (And if you are in need of more one-hand music, don't forget to check out my collection "Hit Singles: Spectacular Single-Handed Solos" at Piano Pronto HERE for even more options!)
Not only will these arrangements keep your students playing despite their injury, they are also a great opportunity to work on voicing, pedaling, maneuvering around the keyboard, and playing one hand across both clefs.
Click on the pictures below to download your free copy of these pieces! (And if you are in need of more one-hand music, don't forget to check out my collection "Hit Singles: Spectacular Single-Handed Solos" at Piano Pronto HERE for even more options!)
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