World Premiere Performances

José Cueto and Nancy Roldán

* = work is recorded commercially

COMPOSITION

CATEGORY

COMPOSER

DATE & PLACE

Double Rhapsody for Violin & Piano

Duo. Dedicated to Nancy Roldán & José Cueto

Andrew Gerle

10/24/2015. “Magyar” Gala Concert. Liszt-Garrison International Festival and Piano Competition [LGIFPC]. Notre Dame of MD University [NDMD].

Las cuatro estaciones porteñas (The Four Buenos Aires Seasons) *

Duo. Transcription for violin and piano based on the original work by Astor Piazzolla

Nancy Roldán

2013. Buckingham’s Choice Series. Frederick, Maryland

Angelus!

Solo Piano. Dedicated to Nancy Roldán

Jorge Villavicencio- Grossmann

10/15/2011. Gala Concert. LGIFPC at NDMD.

Fantasia and Fugue on a Gregorian Theme

Duo Pianos. Dedicated to the Roldan/ Lester duo by the composer.

Russell Nadel

03/11/2007. Friedberg Concert Hall. Peabody Conservatory of Music of the JHU

As terrible as Thunder

Fantasy for solo piano. After William Billings’ Jargon. Dedicated to NR

Daniel Thomas Davies

04/17/2006. Peabody Conservatory Music of the of the JHU

“Calle Corrientes”

Solo Piano. From Three Pieces. Dedicated to NR by the composer

Luis Jorge González

03/18/2003 MSMTA Convention

Nancita & Noelito – A Latin Rag *

Piano four-hands. Dedicated to Lester/Roldán by the composer.

Bryan Dykstra

12/03/2002. 25th Anniversary Celebration: Lester-Roldán Hood College. MD

Homage to Poulenc

Quartet for flute, oboe, clarinet and piano.

Trygve Madsen

2000 IDRS Festival. Buenos Aires, Argentina. CYGNUS ensemble.

Pianissimo

For two pianos: Dedicated to Lester/Roldán

Thomas Benjamin

10/07/1997. Hood College, MD

Tango Triste *

Piano Solo. Dedicated to NR

Thomas Benjamin

1996. Hood College, MD

A Prayer For My Father

Duo Violin & Piano

Nancy Roldán

1993. Univ. of Chicago. Benefit: Children with Cancer.

Recitativo/ Allegro Barbaro *

Duo Violin & Piano

Thomas Benjamin

1992. Weill at Carnegie Hall. With José Cueto.

Six cants intrancendents

Duo Violin & Piano

Xavier Turull

1989. Weill at Carnegie Hall. With Laura Klugherz