The Concertino in G minor for Oboe and Orchestra (1829) is a Romantic-era work by the German violinist and composer Bernhard Molique (1802–1869).

Composed before the widespread mechanization of the oboe, this Concertino is noted for its extreme difficulty, including the repeated use of a high G (G6) and challenging chromatic passages.

It was premiered by Friedrich Ruthardt in Stuttgart. Contemporary masters such as Mendelssohn, Schumann, and Berlioz praised Molique’s bold compositional style

The piece consists of three movements performed with a total duration of approximately 16 minutes.