BACH, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750); DEU [all files] Violin Concerto in A-, BWV1041 M.Yashvili, Violin Chamber Orchestra of the Georgian Philharmonic Society 1.Allegro [4:12 · 5.8M] 2.Andante [7:02 · 9.7M] 3.Allegro assai [4:00 · 5.5M] BORTNYANSKY, Dmitry Stepanovich (1751-1825); RUS [all files] Quintet for Violin, Viola, Cello, Harp, and Piano M.Yashvili, Violin G.Odinets, Viola T.Priymenko, Cello O.Erdeli, Harp D.Blagoy, Piano 1.Allegro moderato [8:39 · 11.9M] 2.Larghetto [6:21 · 8.7M] 3.Allegro [2:42 · 3.7M] BRAHMS, Johannes (1833-97); DEU [all files] 5 Songs (low voice), Op.105 1.'Contemplation' (arr.Heifetz) [2:19 · 2.1M] Hungarian Dances for Piano Four Hands No.1 in G- (arr.Joachim) [3:13 · 2.9M] No.7 in A (arr.Joachim) [1:56 · 1.8M] No.16 in F- (arr. Joachim in D-) [2:45 · 2.5M] No.17 in F#- (arr.Joachim in E-) [3:38 · 3.3M] Violin Sonata No.2 in A, Op.100 1.Allegro amabile [8:09 · 7.5M] 2.Andante tranquillo. Vivace [6:22 · 5.8M] 3.Allegretto grazioso [5:18 · 4.8M] Violin Sonata No.3 in D-, Op.108 M.Yashvili, Violin I.Chernyshov, Piano 1.Allegro [8:06 · 11.1M] 2.Adagio [4:32 · 6.2M] 3.Un poco presto con sentimento [2:47 · 3.8M] 4.Presto agitato [5:32 · 7.6M] FALLA, Manuel de (1876-1946); ESP [all files] 7 Canciones populares españolas (1914) 1.Paño Moruno [2:22 · 2.2M] 3.Asturiana [2:22 · 2.2M] 4.Jota [3:13 · 2.9M] 5.Nana [2:03 · 1.9M] 6.Canción [1:36 · 1.5M] 7.Polo [1:20 · 1.2M] KREISLER, Fritz (1875-1962); AUT/USA [all files] Recitative and Scherzo for Violin Solo [4:20 · 6.0M] MACHAVARIANI, Alexander; GEO [all files] 6 Pieces from Otello (ballet), arr.violin and piano M.Yashvili, Violin N.Valter, Piano 1.Carousal [2:23 · 3.3M] 2.Tale [2:37 · 3.6M] 3.Dance of Three Girls [2:29 · 3.4M] 4.Elegiac Dance [1:57 · 2.7M] 5.Dancing Cyprus [2:06 · 2.9M] 6.Dance of Mauritanian Girls [3:08 · 4.3M] MAMISASHVILLI, Nodar (1930- ); RUS [all files] Concertino [6:37 · 9.1M] M.Yashvili, Violin Moscow State Conservatory Orchestra A.Vedernikov, Conductor MENDELSSOHN-Bartholdy, Felix (1809-47); DEU [all files] Violin Concerto in E-, Op.64 1.Allegro, molto appassionato; 2.Andante; 3.Allegro non troppo; 4.Allegro molto vivace [27:38 · 38.0M] M.Yashvili, Violin Moscow State Conservatory Orchestra A.Vedernikov, Conductor PAGANINI, Niccolò (1782-1840); ITA [all files] Cantabile, Op.17 [3:13 · 2.9M] Allegro vivace a movimento perpetuo ('Perpetuum mobile'), C, 1835, Op.11 [3:53 · 3.6M] SAINT-SAËNS, Camille (1835-1921); FRA [all files] Introduction and Rondo capriccioso, Op.28 [9:35 · 13.2M] M.Yashvili, Violin Orchestra of the Leningrad Philharmonic Society Y.Simonov, Conductor SCHUBERT, Franz Peter (1797-1828); AUT [all files] Violin Sonata (Sonatina) in D, D.384, Op.posth.137, No.1 M.Yashvili, Violin V.Pyasetcky, Piano 1.Allegro molto [4:32 · 6.2M] 2.Andante [4:07 · 5.7M] 3.Allegro vivace [4:05 · 5.6M] SCHUMANN, Robert Alexander (1810-56); DEU [all files] Fantasy in C, for violin and orchestra, Op.131 (arr.Kreisler for violin and piano) [16:26 · 22.6M] M.Yashvili, Violin I.Chernyshov, Piano YSAŸE, Eugene (1858-1931); BEL [all files] Sonata No.3 in D- for Violin Solo ('Ballad') [7:10 · 9.8M]

Marina Yashvili

Marina Yashvili was born in Tbilisi, Georgia, in a family of musicians. She began studying violin at the age of six with her father, Professor Luarsab Yashvili, and continued her studies at the Moscow Conservatory in the class of Professor K. G. Mostras. She made her debut as soloist with orchestra at the age of nine, and began concertizing regularly when she was eleven.

After winning the Jon Kubelik Competition in Prague, Yashvili began touring extensively in the former Soviet Union and abroad. She is also a laureate of other international competitions, including the Henryk Wieniawski in Poznan, and the Queen Elizabeth, in Brussels. Currently Yashvili is a Professor at the Moscow Conservatory, and gives master-classes in Switzerland, France, Spain, Poland and Germany.

Artistic Director of the Georgia Chamber Orchestra for five years, Yashvili has performed with the Concertgebouw Orchestra in the Netherlands, and has appeared under the batons of such noted conductors as Roberto Benzi, Franz Andre, Yury Svetlanov, and Gennady Rozhdestvensky. Her tours as soloist and recitalist have taken her to such countries as Sweden, Italy, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Israel, South America and Turkey.