This musical composition explores the thematic interplay between the characters of Don Quixote and Dulcinea through the specific tonal capabilities of the oboe and keyboard accompaniment. The work by György Ránki utilizes a dual-instrumental framework to translate the literary archetypes of Cervantes into a structured musical dialogue. By pairing the melodic, often plaintive voice of the oboe with the rhythmic and harmonic support of the harpsichord or piano, the composer establishes a sonic representation of the knight-errant and his idealized muse.

Musicians and musicologists recognize this piece as a specialized work within the modern Hungarian repertoire for woodwinds. Experts highlight the technical accessibility of the score for intermediate to advanced performers seeking character-driven chamber music.