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My teacher asked this exact same question this afternoon! (same wording)
If you look in the textbook, "Music An Appreciation" Ninth Edition by Roger Kamien, Pages 135 - 139, the first and last movements of the Concerto Grosso are fast, whereas the second, or middle movement, is slow. Hope this helps!
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