music theory question: intervals and half steps?
i was reading my music theory book, and in the section that talks about intervals, it says that when you are counting half steps, seven half steps above middle C is A... i looked at a diagram of a piano keyboard, and i don't see how this can be. i understand what a step itself is, and i have reread the excerpt to make sure i posted this correctly. it's in the "complete idiots guide to music theory" haha.... also, is the interval between E and F a whole step, or a half step as well? i think it's a whole step, but then that just further confused me when the book said that there are seven half steps above middle C to get A...
9 half steps above C is A. C C# D Eb E F F# G G# A. And the interval between E and F is a half step.
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