Rimsky-Korsakov question.

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stewbones43
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Rimsky-Korsakov question.

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This is a question about one note in the slow movement of the R-K Trombone Concerto.
Twenty six bars after the start of the slow movement (6/8), the last note in the bar is Eb :tenorclef: :line5: in the version from ISMLP but in my old version , the Harold Perry edition by Boosey and Hawkes, it is an F. Harmonically, I suspect that the Eb is correct, but can anyone please clarify this?
I have searched both TC and TTF but could not find anything.

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Re: Rimsky-Korsakov question.

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I have always seen (and heard) Eb there
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Re: Rimsky-Korsakov question.

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LeTromboniste wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 11:26 am I have always seen (and heard) Eb there
Many thanks for the clarification.

I just wonder how many other UK players played the wrong note, even in their exam recitals!

Cheers

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Conn 36H(Pitched in D/A)
B&H Sessionair
Besson 10-10
Conn 74H
Yamaha YSL-641 with Yamaha Custom Slide
Conn 88H Gen II with Conn SL4747 Slide
Besson Academy 409
Rath/Holton/Benge Bb/F/G or Gb/Eb or D Independent Bass
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