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Stacked noteheads for several pitches at once.
Also known as: Multiple sonority notation, Wind multiphonic marking
A multiphonic is written as several noteheads on one stem, calling for a wind player to sound more than one pitch simultaneously through a specified fingering.
Calls for several pitches to sound simultaneously on a single wind instrument.
Contexts: Music
Is almost always accompanied by a fingering diagram, because the pitches depend on the specific fingering and cannot be produced from the notation alone.
Contexts: Music
Two or more noteheads stacked on a single stem, usually with a fingering diagram printed beneath.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.