That gets kind of subjective. Not in where the ranges of different instruments relate to one another, but relating them to specific notes on the keyboard.
What C did you choose? Why? Why is this C better than another C?
You wrote piano beside C5. Why wouldn't you put it at C4 (middle C)?
Anyway, whatever C you use:
Soprano sax would be the Bb below it (same as clarinet or trumpet).
Alto would be at the Eb below that.
C melody would be the C below that, an octave below the reference pitch. Guitar sounds an octave lower than piano when playing the same written music so it would go here too.
Tenor would go the Bb below that, same as bass clarinet.
And Bari would go the Eb below that. An octave and major 6th below whatever C you're using as reference.
What C did you choose? Why? Why is this C better than another C?
You wrote piano beside C5. Why wouldn't you put it at C4 (middle C)?
Anyway, whatever C you use:
Soprano sax would be the Bb below it (same as clarinet or trumpet).
Alto would be at the Eb below that.
C melody would be the C below that, an octave below the reference pitch. Guitar sounds an octave lower than piano when playing the same written music so it would go here too.
Tenor would go the Bb below that, same as bass clarinet.
And Bari would go the Eb below that. An octave and major 6th below whatever C you're using as reference.