3 Romances for Oboe and piano by Robert Schumann (my wife is the oboist).
A selection or two of Rossini's "Quelques Riens" (a few nothings) from "Sins of my old age". Right now #11 (Andantino).
Schumann certainly loves his octaves in the bass, and it's full of big chords and jumps. There's also the kind of situation where you have a melody in the right hand, a bass line in the left, and traded between both hands, a rolling accompaniment figure, often in triplets. It's challenging for me, anyway, especially at the tempos indicated.
It's the first time I've ever played any Schumann, with the exception of a couple of the "Scenes of Childhood" when I was a child myself.