My immediate instinct was the adagio in g minor attributed to Albinoni but the chord progression can be found in quite a lot of baroque/early classical music. In fact if you abstract it further just to the idea of the cycle of 5ths, it's a fairly fundamental idea behind a lot of music. But it's even in the same key as the adagio so that's my guess!

There is another veeery famous baroque piece that uses the cycle of fifths during a climax section :) but it's in f minor! I transposed it in my head for some reason..
I'm sure you can figure it out!
And yes, this chord progression is found everywhere, one of my favorite examples being "Autumn leaves" !

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The composer is vivaldi for those who are still wondering ^^

Awesome!! Such great vibes mixing the vivaldi and techno rock style, I love it. This is really chill and dancey at the same time. And I love your profile image with it. :)

Oh my god when I listen to Vivaldi's winter again, I cannot help but be crazy about it. Thank you master, I am forever grateful!