Making Hands Work Together
Learn where to begin to get your hands working together smoothly - and make learning truly stick!
Here’s what you'll learn in this brand new training...
Strategies for Putting Hands Together
Overcome the frustrating disconnect and get your hands truly working together.
How Your Mind and Hands Work
Understand the key elements that help your hands feel connected—and become friends again!
Turn Overwhelm into Action
Learn how to break tricky passages into truly workable chunks, so your practice feels clear and doable.
Learn in a Way that Sticks
No more endless memorising—build skills that last and memorise when you choose to!
Where to Begin...
...so you feel confident from the first note to the very last!
Who Is It For?
• You have some familiarity with basic playing technique but struggle to coordinate both hands.
• Or you’ve worked through quite a few pieces by trial and error, but now you wish you had a method—so you know exactly what to do.
• You can play each hand’s part well, but when you try to put them together, you feel stuck.
• Sometimes you feel like memorising is the only way to play hands together fluently.
• When you concentrate on one hand, the other takes a life of it's own... and doesn't do what you know it can.
• You have a feeling there must be a better way!
A personal invitation from Zuzanna…
Putting hands together is genuinely tricky—and in my journey as a harp teacher I’ve seen so many harpists get stuck, even when each hand is solid on its own.
Over time, I began to notice which key elements made the biggest difference—easily missed when practising alone. These weren’t one-size-fits-all or quick-fix shortcuts, but thoughtful strategies that create real momentum—so things finally *click* and progress starts to feel natural again.
This brand new training brings together these meaningful ingredients that give you the clarity and mental space to focus on what matters most in your practice, so you get to play with more confidence as you feel more connection between your mind, your fingers, and the harp.
I can’t wait to help you get there.
See you soon!
Zuzanna
