Concerto in G Major, Op.10, No. 6, RV 437 
                     Le Cene 544, Amsterdam [c.1728] 




Movement 1 - Allegro      The Le Cene microfilm was difficult to read 
          at the end of the lines of the music in track 5, measures 
          59-108 (end). 

   Meas.52\16 - Flute has G5!  Entered an editorial F#5. Meas.51-53+ is 
          a running pattern of thirds. Giordano 31 RV 101 has F#5 (m.55).  
   Meas.63\2 - Track 4 had D4.  Entered an editorial D#4. D#s in tr.1-2.  
          # missing in track 4.  An oversight?  
   Meas.77\6 - Track 5 has E3. Giordano has an A3 (m.81, tr.4).  This 
        second half of the third beat of this measure is unusual either 
        way.  Having D5 and C5 (naturals) in track 1 would sound more 
        harmonious but these notes are clearly marked as sharps in 
        Le Cene and Giordano 31. Malipiero has an A3 and in track 1, 
        D#5 and C#5.  

Movement 2 - Largo  

   Meas.16 - Fermata on last note in only tracks 2, 3, & 5.  Added 
          fermatas in tracks 1 and 4.  


Movement 3 - Allegro 

   Meas.60\10 - Flute has B5. Left as is.  Giordano RV 101 has A5, which 
          I feel is harmonically wrong.  
   Meas.96 - Fermata on last note in only tracks 1-4.  Added a fermata 
          in track 5.