For 10 points, name Italian Baroque violinist whose concerto grossi include his Christmas Concerto.
One work by this composer contains an Adagio in F minor with a Vivace postscript that is combined with a Bach fugue in  a Fantasia Concertante by Michael Tippett. Dissonance created by a delayed leading tone and an anticipated tonic note  sounding together is termed this composer's namesake "cadence" or "clash." The first solo violin and the first tutti violins  break out into rapid sixteenth-note oscillations in the Adagio movement of a work by this composer that ends with a  serene 12/8 movement known as the (*) pastorale ad libitum. This composer wrote a set of pieces that were adapted for solo  piano as two series of parallel variations in a Rachmaninoff composition dedicated to Fritz Kreisler. This composer based his D-  minor violin sonata, part of a collection of twelve sonata da chiesa and sonata da camera, on "La Folia." For 10 points, name Italian Baroque violinist whose concerto grossi include his Christmas Concerto.
One work by this composer contains an Adagio in F minor with a Vivace postscript that is combined with a Bach fugue in  a Fantasia Concertante by Michael Tippett.
Arcangelo Corelli