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2. The "Gig" Standards

Leonard Bernstein – "Mambo" from West Side Story: A high-energy showpiece. Finding a legal full set costs $50+. Scanned versions are ubiquitous on PDFCoffee.
Paul Dukas – "Fanfare from La Peri": Actually a brass ensemble piece, but quintet reductions are common for opening concert fanfares.

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4. Modern Contest Pieces

Giovanni Gabrieli – "Canzon Septimi Toni No. 2" (arr. Robert King): A true test of antiphonal playing. The Robert King edition is a benchmark, and scanned copies are widely traded.