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SUMMARY:Tones and Semitones
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Semitones (Half Steps)
A semitone (or “half step” in the USA) is the smallest distance between two different notes.
Let’s use the piano keyboard to look at some examples of semitones.

If two notes are as close as possible on the piano keyboard, the distance between them is a semitone. 
Find E and F next to each other on the piano keyboard.
The distance between E and F is a semitone; it’s not possible to squeeze another note in between them, because there is nothing between them on the piano keyboard.

 Now find A and B flat. The distance between A and B flat is also a semitone.

Tones (Whole Steps)
If there is one note between the two notes we are looking at, the distance between those two notes is called a tone. A tone is the same distance as two semitones.
Find G and A on the keyboard. G-A is a tone. We can squeeze a G sharp/A flat between them.

E-F sharp is a tone. F natural sits between them. 

List of Semitones (Half Steps)
Here is a list of the most common semitones:
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