I can only assume the composer wished to use the soft, gentle timbre of the Horns for this most peaceful of excerpts. Any other instrument may have been too harsh or not blended well with the attempts of subtle orchestration. Only a gander.
The composer likely chose the French horn for its rich, warm tone that can evoke a sense of mystery and magic, which are often associated with nocturnal settings and Fairy Tales. The French horn's sound can add depth and color to the music, enhancing the dreamlike quality of the piece.
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Lysander & Hermia
William Shakespeare.
Comedy
Hermia.
the woods
Steven Tyler is the composer for Dream on
No. It is more about love and romance, but also comedic.
Hermia
Midsummer Night's Dream was set in Ancient Greece, specifically in the city of Athens.
Yes, it always has been and still is.
As with all Shakespeare plays, they were written for Shakespeare's acting company.