- Home >
- Informance >
- Developing the Left Hand
Developing the Left Hand
Do you feel that your left hand is weaker than your right hand, and is holding you back in your piano playing? We all have a dominant hand, and for most of us it is the right hand. However, research has shown that even in left handed players, the right hand still shows a higher level of motor control.
In this collection of resources, Graham Fitch explores a range of exercises, studies and repertoire, as well as practice techniques designed to improve left hand skills. Included are the following:
- Berens's Training of the Left Hand (Op. 89) - Series of 15+ detailed videos showing how to use a selection of these studies and exercises to develop your left-hand technique.
- Online workshop – Recording and resources from an online workshop in which Graham Fitch presented a range of exercises, studies, repertoire and practice techniques designed to improve left-hand skills.
- A Cello Suite for the Left Hand – A bonus study edition featuring an arrangement of JS Bach’s Cello suite No. 1 in G major for the left hand!
Workshop resources
Developing the Left Hand (28 May 2021 @ 15:00 BST (GMT +01:00))
Author
Graham Fitch
Graham Fitch, based in London, maintains an international career not only as a pianist, but also as a teacher, adjudicator, examiner, lecturer, writer and commentator on piano playing and musical subjects.
Author profile >>Purchase options
This content is available as a separate, once-off purchase or as part of a subscription. Click "Buy" to purchase it or on "Subscription options" to get access to this content in addition to our growing library of over 300 articles for as little as £13.99 per month or £119.99 per year (Click here to sign-in to view this page if you are already a subscriber).
Click here to subscribe and save 40% on this product!