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Bagpipes
The left elbow is used in a fairly static 45° open position and supports the body of the instrument. The One-handed Chanter can be played with either hand.
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Baritone / Tenor Horn / Euphonium
The left elbow is used in a fairly static 90° angle across the body to support the instrument. Floor stands are available to support the instrument.
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Clarinet
The left elbow is used in a 90° angle turned 45° away from the body. The clarinet can be supported with a Claritie. Or use a right-hand only instrument with support.
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Electric Guitar / Bass Guitar
Place an instrument in a table height stand where the left-hand can reach the strings to select the notes. Or Use a Chapman Stick/Artiphon Instrument 1 one-handed.
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Flute
The left elbow is used in a 90° angle across the body with the hand upwards. Vertical head joints bring the flute into a vertical position Or use a right-handed flute.
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Oboe / 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. Although the images are all demonstrating oboe modifications, similar work has been undertaken on bassoons.
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Ocarina
This ocarina has the same range as a regular ocarina but the whole instrument can be reached with one hand.
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Recorder
The left elbow is usually held in a 90° angle with the hand across the body. If this isn’t possible use a right-hand only instrument.
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Trombone
The left elbow is used in a fairly static 90° angle with the hand upwards to support the instrument. Floor stands are available to support the instrument.
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Trumpet / Cornet
The left elbow is used in a fairly static 90° angle with the hand upwards to support the instrument. Floor stands are available to support the instrument.
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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.
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Violin / Viola
Instruments can be placed in a support stand to facilitate fingering/bowing. Or Use an Artiphon Instrument 1 in ‘Tap’ mode to emulate these instruments.