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JANINE ANDRADE (BESANÇON (COMMUNE IN DOUBS), FRANCE, NOVEMBER 13, 1918 – LEVALLOIS-PERRET (COMMUNE IN HAUTS-DE-SEINE), FRANCE, OCTOBER 24, 1997)

 

 

 

 

She performed as a violin soloist at the age of seven, accompanied by her mother, a pianist. At the age of twelve she received the First Prize of the Conservatoire de Paris in the violin category. Her teachers were Jules Boucherit, Carl Flesch and Jacques Thibaud. Her career as a violin soloist was interrupted by the Second World War. After 1945 undertook concert tours through Japan, South Africa and South America, among others. In 1972 she suffered a severe stroke, which resulted in right-sided paralysis and loss of speech. She spent the last years of her life in nursing homes.

 

 

TRACKLIST

 

Janine Andrade ‎– Famous Violin Encores

Supraphon ‎– SUA ST 50690

Famous Violin Encores –

Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress, Stereo

Czechoslovakia

1973

Classical

A1 – W. A. Mozart Rondo

A2 – C. W. Gluck Melody

A3 – L. v. Beethoven Rondino

A4 – Isaac Albéniz Malaguena

A5 – Maurice Ravel Habanera

A6 –Manuel de Falla Spanish Dance

B1 – Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Grave

B2 – Fr. Francouer Siciliano And Rigaudon

B3 – Niccolo Porpora Minuet

B4 – P. I. Tchaikovsky Song Without Words

B5 – Niccolo Paganini La Campanella

 

Janine Andrade ‎– Janine Andrade Recital

Supraphon ‎– LPM 390

Vinyl, 10″

Czechoslovakia

Classical

A1 Sonata No. 4 In C

Composed By – De Mondonville

A2 Air From Suite No 5

Composed By – Joh. Mattheson

A3 Perpetuum Mobile

Composed By – Fr. Ries

B1 Sonata No. 1 In G

Composed By – G.B. Pergolesi

B2 Gavotte In D

Composed By – J. Ph. Rameau

B3 La Campanella

Composed By – Paganini

 

Brahms / Janine Andrade & Orchestre Symphonique Pro Musica De Hambourg Directed By Hans Jurgen-Walther ‎– Concerto Pour Violon Et Orchestre En Ré Majeur Op. 77

Vega ‎– MT 10.121, Vega ‎– 30 MT 10.121

Musique Pour Tous –

Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono

France

Classical

Romantic

A 1er Mouvement: Allegro Non Troppo

B1 2e Mouvement: Adagio

B2 3e Mouvement: Allegro Giasoco, Ma Non Troppo Vivace

 

Peter Tschaikowsky / Janine Andrade, Violine Pro Musica Symphony-Orchestra, Hamburg • Leitung: Hans-Jürgen Walther ‎– Violinkonzert D-Dur Opus 35

Classical

Romantic

1966

Violinkonzert D-dur Opus 35

1 Satz: Allegro Moderato

2 Satz: Canzonetta (Adante)

3 Satz: Finale (Vivacissimo)