Bilateral Digit Restriction Options

Bespoke key work can be added where required and holes can be covered. Or Use a one-handed instrument with a support stand. This does require use of 4 fingers and a thumb.

The instrument needs to be supported and three valves operated. A floor stand can take the weight of the instrument and valves can be operated by either hand or both hands.

Bespoke key work can be added where required and holes can be covered. Or Use a one-handed instrument with a support stand. This does require use of 4 fingers and a thumb.

Strings are plucked with digit(s) on one hand and the note(s) selected with the other. A Chapman Stick or Artiphon Instrument 1 can be played with just one digit.

Bespoke key work can be added where required and a support stand can be used.

For a standard recorder you need 7 fingers and a thumb. Bespoke keys can be added to aid reach or you can use a one-handed recorder which requires 4 digits.

Bespoke key work can be added where required. Or Use a one-handed instrument with a support stand. This does require the use of 4 fingers and a thumb.

The instrument needs to be supported and a slide operated by a pinch grip. A floor stand can take the weight of the instrument and the slide is operated by either hand.

The instrument needs to be supported and three valves operated. A floor stand can take the weight of the instrument and valves operated with either hand or both hands.

Strings are plucked with digit(s) on one hand and the note(s) selected with the other. Strumming can be undertaken with one digit as a minimum. Chords need one digit per note in the chord. A Strum Buddy allows a ukulele to be played with one hand or an Artiphon Instrument 1 can be used to play chords in ‘Smart Strum’ mode with one digit on each side.

The bow needs to be held in one hand and the note selected with the other. The instrument can be supported in a different position.

Here are some ideas on other instruments you could try.