Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I often get asked how to approach playing the piano if you have small hands. The good news is that hand size shouldn't really affect you too much - even if your hands are really small, you can still do an awful lot on the piano, and it certainly shouldn't affect your determination to improve your skills on the instrument.
In this tutorial I take a look at some of the techniques you can use to get around the issue of hand size, both when playing from written music and improvising.
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I often get asked how to approach playing the piano if you have small hands. The good news is that hand size shouldn't really affect you too much - even if your hands are really small, you can still do an awful lot on the piano, and it certainly shouldn't affect your determination to improve your skills on the instrument.
In this tutorial I take a look at some of the techniques you can use to get around the issue of hand size, both when playing from written music and improvising.
CHECK OUT MY BOOKS AND OTHER DEALS
Book bundle deal: billspianopages.com/bundle
All six of my Piano Packs for £16.95: billspianopages.com/pianopacks
My Patreon page: patreon.com/billhilton
Facebook: fb.me/billhiltonpiano
Twitter: twitter.com/billhilton
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