Now that is a "Correction"

From the print version of today's NY Times magazine:

CORRECTION:  An article on May 20 about the musician Regina Spektor referred imprecisely to a scale she played on the piano during one of recording sessions, and a correction in this space on June 3 gave another imprecise reference to it.  The scale was E-flat Major -- not D-sharp, as the correction said.  (The latter is the enharmonic equivalent of E-flat major.)