[HeavenBound]

hey, i was wondering if someone could help me out...in my book, on the second beat of the second to last measure in the left hand has a C-flat in the left hand, but i think it's supposed to be a c-natural...i just need a confirmation :0) thanks.
if you have any questions about what i'm talking about go ahead and ask.

[CanadianChick]

I've been scrambling through my music trying to find it, but I think I've loaned it out or something. But I THINK that it's a c-natural, just going by memory -- but I'm not sure. Sorry!

[Nate]

Don't know.... sorry. I would guess C-flat, simply because the specific marking of a natural is rare. What key is the piece in?

[HeavenBound]

it's in the key of F major. ok...here's the deal, in the previous measure there is a b which is made natural, so i'm thinking that they meant to put it on the b which is played with the c...so the c would already be natural without the flat, and the flat would go on the b as a reminder. i hope that made sense

[Nate]

Originally posted by HeavenBound
i hope that made sense

A little bit.... I think your guess sounds logical. But don't you have a music teacher or somebody else who has a different copy of the music you could double check with?

[HeavenBound]

But don't you have a music teacher or somebody else who has a different copy of the music you could double check with?

yeah, neither he nor i have been able to find a copy of it...he's planning on going to usc this week to see, but he thinks it's supposed to be a c-natural

[musictheoryman]

I don't know that piece, but it probably is c flat, it's probably supposed to be a diminished or M7 chord or something

[bluesunnies]

*Checks Music*

It's a C-flat, no natural in site. as flat as flat can be...Great piece, hope that helped!
~Claires

[HeavenBound]

thanks everyone for your responses...i'm playing it at a recital a week from tuesday :0)

[Nate]

Hope all goes well!!