Is there an error in the sheet music of piano lesson 8?

Or am I not seeing it correctly? Fifteenth measure, in the video Tim appears to play middle C with finger 2 of his left hand. The sheet music calls for A, and the on-screen keyboard shows a "2" over the A below middle C.

sebastian the index.html page its used to call http://portalstudio.oracle.com in this site you can get all information its very usefull, when you download pdk.zip you some samples and jdk librarys, but you need explore the directory.
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