A lesser-known Czech composer of the Baroque era, I think his concertos and sinfonias will appeal to you. For a taste of what these pieces are like, try the Concerto in B minor, RV 580: IV. Martin in the Fields (the 12 concertos start on the second disc), but you might enjoy a more aggressive interpretation like this one by L'Arte dell'Arco. I like this compilation by the Academy of St. 3 - A group of 12 concertos for varying groups of instruments. Vivaldi's L'Estro armonico, 12 Concertos, Op. Of course you may have to look up whether a composer is from the Baroque era in the first place, but lots of the orchestras and ensembles that put out the best recordings of these pieces specialize in Baroque music specifically, which makes it easy to fall down a rabbit hole if you're searching for stuff on Spotify or YouTube or wherever. For example, Vivaldi's Summer is "Concerto for violin and strings in G minor." And since you know you like fast movements, you can be on the lookout for any movement labeled "Allegro," "Presto," or "Vivace" (though I would encourage you to listen to any piece all the way through for a more complete emotional journey, not just the fast movements).
Most will let you know what instruments are involved as well. Almost every piece will be labeled with a key signature, and it sounds like you favor pieces in minor keys. If you want help finding pieces on your own, the good news for you is that the titling & description of pieces from the Baroque era (when Vivaldi lived) makes it pretty easy to know what vibe you're getting into before you listen.
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