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Multiphonics on the most important positions

Recorders being hand-made instruments, the pitches of multiphonics tend to be slightly different from instrument to instrument. Composers should work on this subject directly with players. As a general indication, some examples on few fundamental notes:

 

Example 01 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 01h  Example 01l  Example 01s  
Example 02 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 02h  Example 02l  Example 02s  
Example 03 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 03h Example 03l  Example 03s   
Example 04 high low simultaneous tremolo
  Example 04h  Example 04l  Example 04s   
Example 05 high low simultaneous tremolo
  Example 05h  Example 05l  Example 05s   
Example 06 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 06h  Example 06l  Example 06s  
Example 07 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 07h  Example 07l  Example 07s  
Example 08 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 08h  Example 08l  Example 08s  Example 08t
Example 09 high low simultaneous 1 tremolo
   Example 09h    Example 09h  
      simultaneous 2  
      Example 09s2  
Example 10 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 10h Example 10l Example 10s  
Example 11 high low simultaneous tremolo
       Example 11s  
Example 12 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 12h  Example 12l  Example 12s  
Example 13 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 13h  Example 13l  Example 13s  
Example 14 high low simultaneous tremolo
   Example 14h  Example 14l  Example 14s  
Example 15 high low simultaneous tremolo
         
Example 16 high low simultaneous tremolo
         
Example 17 high low simultaneous tremolo
         
Example 18 high low simultaneous tremolo
         
Example 19 high low simultaneous tremolo
         

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