This page assumes that some elbow/wrist movement is possible. If this is not the case then please take a look here.
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Bagpipes
An electronic chanter means that the instrument does not require breath so can be positioned to suit. A one-handed chanter requires four digits and a thumb.
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Baritone / Tenor Horn / Euphonium
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.
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Clarinet
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.
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Electric Guitar / Bass Guitar
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.
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French Horn
French horns can be supported on the floor on a moveable support that takes the weight of the instrument. The support can be applied to any regular or right-handed instrument through the use of cable ties.
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Oboe
Specific modifications can be made to key work to allow individuals to reach all keys comfortably. Bespoke work can be relatively expensive, but addressing an issue with a specific key or keys can be much cheaper than purchasing a whole new instrument. The images give examples of work previously undertaken.
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Bassoon
Specific modifications can be made to key work to allow individuals to reach all keys comfortably. Bespoke work can be relatively expensive, but addressing an issue with a specific key or keys can be much cheaper than purchasing a whole new instrument. The images give examples of work previously undertaken.
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Recorder
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.
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Trombone
Instruments need to be supported and valves/a slide operated. A floor stand can take the weight of the instrument and the valves/slide operated by either hand.
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Trumpet / Cornet
Three digits are required on the right-hand for standard play. Trumpets can be operated with the left-hand and the hook can be moved. Floor stands are available.
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Ukulele
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 instrument can be placed in any position to suit the player.