There is a stunning and very noticeable pattern of stars in the Alpha Persei cluster (Melotte 20) that I would like to see you guys add as an asterism. It would be great for imaging and is amazing with binoculars and even magnified finderscopes. It is known as a Saxophone but also contains a Goose /Space Goose inside it, on the SW edge, as well. I think V572 Per and HR969 make a clever mouth piece for the Saxophone.
I think there is good opportunity to cover more of the sky if you add this and also adjust the Mel20 coordinates to match the actual Melotte and CR catalogues but keep the size at 300, which would bring the center down to the SE from Mirfak which covers some of the more intense aggregations of stars to the SW instead of the lesser NE. Those coordinates are:
3h 22m 0s, +49d 00' 00".
There is a catalogue entry for it in the SAC Asterisms 3.0 Catalogue with the following attributes:
Name: Saxophone, Mirfak
Description: Alpha Per Cluster, Mel 20, long curved star chain like musical instrument.
ID: SACAst11
RA: 3h 24m 18s
Dec: +49d 51' 59.994"
Size: 120
Type: Asterism
Here are some links which shows some of it in Mirphak images, talks about the saxophone, and traces the goose, which seems to use an image with H & V inverted. I've also seen a TickTock video about it. I think the size needs to be increased to over 120 degrees to get the full asterism (around 3 degrees for the Sax) in either case, as mentioned in Cloudy Nights. I actually like the coordinates of 3h 22m 20.24s, +50d 03' 04.4" for the center of the Sax:
https://earthsky.org/brightest-stars/mirfak-perseus-brightest-star/
