Premier Performances

Xavier Turull	Six cants intrascendents (1989)	Carnegie Hall, with Laura Klugherz
Thomas Benjamin	Recitativo/Allegro Barbaro (1992)	Weill-Carnegie Hall, with José Cueto
Nancy Roldán	Prayer (1993)	University of Chicago Benefit for Children with Cancer, with José Cueto
Tom Benjamin	Tango Triste (1996)	Hood College of Maryland, dedicated to Nancy Roldán.
Tom Benjamin	Pianissimo (10/7/1997)	commissioned & dedicated to the Lester-Roldán Duo
Trygve Madsen	Homage to Poulenc	Quartet for Oboe, flute, clarinet and piano: IDRS Festival 2000, Buenos Aires, Argentina: with w.w. members of ALBORADA (Featured then as Cygnus)
Brian Dykstra	Nancita and Noelito, a Latin Rag (December 3rd, 2002)	A world premiere celebrating their 25th year together. Brodbeck Hall, Hood College.
Luis Jorge Gonzalez	March 18, 2003: "Calle Corrientes". From Three Pieces	Dedicated to Nancy Roldán by the composer.
Daniel Thomas Davies	"AS TERRIBLE AS THUNDER" A fantasy for Solo Piano. After William Billing's JARGON. Dedicated to Nancy Roldan by composer	APRIL 17 7:30 PM/ Peabody Conservatory of Music at the JHU.

José Luis Turina	Movimiento (1989)	Carnegie Hall, with Laura Klugherz (Spanish composer)
Carlos Guastavino	Ten Cantilenas	Peabody Conservatory at JHU (1989) Nancy Roldán- A lecture recital (Argentine composer)
	Romance del Plata (Sonatina piano four-hands)	with Noel Lester, tours 1990-92
	Three Romances For Two Pianos	with Noel Lester, tours 1990-92
	Indianas for piano and chorus (1992)	Annapolis Choral, and Baltimore Concert Artists of Baltimore (1993)
Constantino Gaito	Piano trio	with TRIO AMERICAS (Probably American, absolutely Maryland) (Argentine composer)
Eduardo Grau	Piano trio	(Spanish-Argentine composer) TRIO AMERICAS
Juan Orrego Salas	MD Premiere	maybe East Coast (Chilean composer) with TRIO AMERICAS
Tom Benjamin	Entertainments & Aperitif	(American Composer, MD) with TRIO AMERICAS
Carlos Guastavino	Romance de Ausencias For Two pianos and Chorus. (Feb. 27, 2002)	Performed at McManus Theater, Loyola College (Maryland) With pianist Alejandro Cremaschi, the "Da Camera Singers," Director Ernest Liotti.