For 10 points, name this Italian composer who included "La Primavera" and "L'Autunno" in his The Four Seasons.
This composer wrote a violin piece titled "Music for the Chapel of the Pieta". This composer included a piece called "Suspicious" in a set of works dedicated to Charles VI, entitled The Lyre. A "spirituous non e presto" movement ends his La Stravaganza, and his other concertos include pieces titled "Proteus" and "Goldfinch", as well as a set of twelve collected in L'estro Armonico. This composer featured themes representing "drunkards that have fallen asleep" and a "barking dog" in sonnets that were written to accompany his best-known work, which appeared in The Contest Between Harmony and Invention. For 10 points, name this Italian composer who included "La Primavera" and "L'Autunno" in his The Four Seasons.
This composer wrote a violin piece titled "Music for the Chapel of the Pieta".
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi