Six Metamorphoses After Ovid Op. 49 for Solo Oboe: Pan Who Played Upon the Reed Pipe That Was Syrinx, His Beloved / Phaeton Who Rode Upon the Chariot of the Sun for One Day and Was Hurled Into the River Padus by a Thunderbolt / Niobe Who, Lamenting the Death of Her Fourteen Children, Was Turned Into a Mountain / Bacchus at Whose Feast Is Heard the Noise of Gaggling Women's Tattling Tongues and Shouting Out of Boys / Narcissus Who Fell in Love With His Own Image and Became a Flower / Arethusa Who, Flying From the Love of Alpheus the River God Was Turned Into a Fountain — Gregor Zubicky