Can anybody i.d. the piece & composer at the start of this video re The Baroque, please?

[UTUSN]

Can only post the entire video because, obviously don't know the piece by itself. In the intro after the too brief start it's a bit longer at the 2:50 mark. Could it be Tomas ALBINONI? Several months or a year ago I first saw this video and think I found the name of the piece but don't know how and it's gone. I'm obsessed! In the meantime, the second video is a thank you, Adagio by ALBINONI.

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[Lulu KC]

1. I tried to ID on the Shazam app

and it came up with some preposterous ideas. Good luck!

[UTUSN]

2. Yeah, Shazam did that for me, too. There are several Comments in the video asking for it.

Thanks.

[tanyev]

3. I did a little digging and came up with nothing.

I majored in church music, but it's been awhile since I was active in that area. After listening to some of the music in Simon Rusell's YouTube playlist for another series by same guy about Rococo, I really think the music in the video you posted was composed by him in a Baroque style. One thing I searched for was Baroque arrangements of Veni Creator Spiritus, since that's what is heard before the instrumental part, and nothing I came up with matched. That's narrow enough it should be findable if it were a known Baroque composer. Pity Russell doesn't have his music for the Baroque series up on his YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kqOZI6mreEI-z_6GKE4AKRMirCloswlDs

[UTUSN]

4. ThanKs for going to that trouble, so frustrating! I've also spent some hours like that for this, but

searching YouTubes of baroque trumpet concerti, stop and go. I think ALBINONI is sort of the path. Here's where I go barbaric: too much of that swirling, frenetic baroque made my head spin, undeniable virtuosity of composition and performance but on the surface interchangeable. Thanks again!