What your offer and psn <| sep |> Didn ' t think about that . Dang , it ' s got a plethora of options <| sep |> I ' m a righthanded musician . I play flute and violin . Both of these favour lefthanded players . With the flute it ' s quite subtle , but a lot of the manual dexterity hah ! required comes from the left hand , which tends to be more involved in higher notes particularly in the third octave . The violin is absolutely a lefthanded instrument . While bow control is the heart of the sound , it uses more massive , less intricate movements than the absolute precision needed with the left hand . Some violinists do play the instrument ' lefthanded ' with the violin resting on the right shoulder . This is usually done for reasons of disability commonly an injured left shoulder . As I don ' t play them , I can ' t speak for other instruments , but looking around an orchestra it seems to me that the majority of instruments require at least equal dexterity from both hands , and many do seem to favour lefties . The entire brass section , for a start .