Hi, this is a lovely arrangement but just to let you know I’m not sure the melody is quite right in the second movement. You’ve got G, F, Eb, F and it should be F, Eb, Db, F.
since its a wind quintet (woodwind instruments) instead of horn in F try using English horn (basically the tenor oboe) which is in the key of F that way there is no transposing to be done if you were to do an alto saxaphone.
it's like telling someone to write a string quartet with a harp part instead of the viola. is the harp a string instrument, sure. is that the instrumentation ANYONE shopping for "string quartet" pieces is trying to buy for? not just no but hell no, because **that's not what those words mean in this context**
@@worldof2ndfluteclarinet353honestly I doubt french horn blends better than saxophone. I'm pretty sure if wind quintets were born in the 20th century they would have used a saxophone, but It didn't exist yet so it had to be a horn for the alto part.
