Understanding Whole Tone and Semitone Intervals on the Piano Keyboard #287304 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a section of a piano keyboard highlighting intervals between natural notes. Arrows indicate that moving from C to D is a whole tone (two semitones), whereas from E to F is a semitone (one key step). Labels clarify that whole tones span two adjacent keys (including black keys), while semitones are the smallest musical interval, often between adjacent white keys like E-F or B-C.

Used in music theory educational content, beginner piano tutorials, or online courses explaining scales, intervals, and key signatures; matches user intent to visualize and understand basic pitch relationships.