This collection sold over 3 million copies in a 1989 Nigel Kennedy recording. After initially playing in unison with the first violins, this collection’s soloist then plays six consecutive trills on a high B. (10[1])This collection contains a C-sharp minor Largo movement in which a repeated eighth-note, quarter-note motif is played “always forte” (“FOR-tay”) by the viola. A shepherd trembling (10[1])in a thunderstorm is described in the set of sonnets (10[1])published alongside this collection. This collection occupies the first third of (10[1])The Contest Between Harmony and Invention. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, name this set of violin (10[1])concerti by Antonio (10[1])Vivaldi, whose (10[1])sections (10[1])include “Spring” and “Summer.” ■END■ (10[1])