Italian Baroque composer Arcangelo CORELLI (7 letters) and Tomaso Albinoni (8 letters) were both influential figures in the Baroque period of music. CORELLI was an Italian violinist, composer, and teacher who is credited with establishing the form of the concerto grosso. He also composed numerous sonatas for solo instruments and continuo. Albinoni was an Italian composer who wrote over 50 operas and numerous instrumental works, including concertos and sinfonias. He is best known for his instrumental works, which are characterized by their melodic beauty and technical skill.