Wrong notes you have been playing along but never noticed

[pianoplayjl]

Ok, this is happened 6 months ago. I was learning Bach's Prelude and Fugue in C minor from WTC 1 and I was on the prelude. In bar 19 in the first note of the right hand there is an F. When I learnt it I mistook it for an F# and so stayed with me until near the piano exam period. I didn't realise my mistake until my teacher pointed it out. It took my a while to unlearn the mistake. But these wrong note things mainly happened in my earlier eyars of piano studies.

So, what about you?

JL

[rachmaninoff_forever]

When I learned La Campanella, somewhere in the middle of the piece, I trilled with f# and g# for both of the trills in the passage.  Then my piano teacher pointed out that the first trill is from f# g natural to f# g#. 

[ajspiano]

When I learnt 3rd mov of moonlight I had a repeated wrong note, F# instead of Fx i think it was. My teacher didnt notice. Infact, no one did until the competition adjudicator... :/ - ohwell.. he still gave me 86/100 i think it was..

[birba]

I could write a book about the wrong notes I learned.  And I'm still finding them out!!!!!

[mnmleung]

I played an excerpt from Britten's opera "The Turn of the Screw" with a singer.  After playing it three times, the musical director stopped me to let me know that I played a particular section in the wrong clef.

He said that the first time he heard it, he thought it could be an accident.  The second time: he knew I learnt it wrong.  The third time: he had to tell me...

I can't say it made much sense to me in either clefs !  Ah well ...

[birba]

I LOVE that opera.  One of the few satisfactions I had at the opera house.  Also, Midsummer night's dream.