A sound of enchanting gentleness and hypnotic seduction, yet so difficult to play as hardly any other instrument: yet the oboe has had to fight its way into orchestral works just as hard. Robert Schumann was partly responsible for the instrument's triumphant success in chamber music.

Listen to Juan Pechuan Ramirez, First oboist of the orchestra at Deutsche Oper Berlin, with two of Robert Schumann's "Three Romances for Oboe and Piano, Op. 94. He is accompanied on the grand piano by Donald Runnicles, the introduction is spoken by dramaturge Patricia Knebel.

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