Vivaldi's Concerto for Two Violins in C Major draws comparisons to his most famous work - The Four Seasons. The tone and pace taken by the violin soloists makes one recall the Autumn and Spring movements of this prolific work. The second movement is more depressing and full of passionate vibrato. The first and third movements are feel-good frolics that employ an evenly paced string orchestra, as well as harpsichord continuo.