Two Busy Little Hands — Piano Fingerings Database

PRICE | Two Busy Little Hands: mm. 13–14

“I find it easier to play the scale unencumbered by the alto notes. I play those in the left hand by quickly rolling the chord rather .”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 9/2/2023

Solo PianoMichael ClarkJuly 30, 2017Florence Price, Two Busy Little Hands, Michael Clark, scale, divide more evenly between hands, use stronger fingersComment

PRICE | Two Busy Little Hands: mm. 31–35

“These two notes can be played with the right hand to avoid the need to arpeggiate or stretch in the left hand.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 9/2/2023

Solo PianoMichael ClarkJuly 30, 2017Florence Price, Two Busy Little Hands, Michael Clark, avoid roll, divide more evenly between hands, reduce position shiftsComment

PRICE | Two Busy Little Hands: mm. 72–75

“Though these notes are printed in the top staff, they fit quite easily into the left-hand’s position. I roll the chord at the downbeat of m. 73 and which easily propels my left-hand thumb to hop up to G.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 9/2/2023

Solo PianoMichael ClarkJuly 30, 2017Florence Price, Two Busy Little Hands, Michael Clark, redistribution, reduce position shiftsComment

PRICE | Two Busy Little Hands: mm. 25–28

“These notes fall naturally into the left hand’s position.”

Submitted by Michael Clark

Published on 9/3/2023

Solo PianoMichael ClarkJuly 30, 2017Florence Price, Two Busy Little Hands, Michael Clark, redistribution, reduce position shifts, reduce reach across bodyComment