hand. Jang Jae-in, Korean singer-songwriter and guitarist diagnosed with dystonia in her left hand in 2012. In 2015, on You Hee-yeol's Sketchbook, she announced that she quit playing guitar. Alex Klein, principal oboist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Alfred Koffler, guitarist of rock band Pink Cream 69, diagnosed in early 2000s. To help him with live shows, Uwe Reitenauer was hired as a second guitarist. Koffler continues to write and perform live on stage with the band. David Leisner, classical guitarist, has recovered the full use of his hand after a decade of disability. Billy McLaughlin, guitarist, switched to playing left-handed when affected by dystonia. Christian Münzner, lead guitarist of progressive extreme metal band Obscura Apostolos Paraskevas, Greek-American classical guitarist-composer, was struck by focal dystonia to his right hand in 2009. He fully recovered in 2013. Charlie Parr, American country blues musician from Minnesota Alex Webster, bassist Victor Wooten, bassist, has it on both hands References Sources Tubiana, Raoul, Amadio, Peter C.; Medical Problems of the Instrumentalist Musician; UK; Martin Dunitz (2000); 295-397 Farias, Joaquin. "Limitless. How your movements can heal your brain. An essay on the neurodynamics of dystonia". Galene Editions 2016. Farias, Joaquin. "Intertwined. How to induce neuroplasticity. A new approach to rehabilitating dystonias". Galene Editions 2012. Farias, Joaquin. "Rebellion of the body. Understanding musician's Focal dystonia". Galene Editions 2004. Farias, Joaquin - Farias Technique Gorrie, Jon. "Musician's Focal Dystonia" Dystonia Music psychology