Elena Dzamashvili

She was in close cooperation with Alexandria Opera House, participating in various musical events similar to the concert held in 2017 when the Opera String Orchestra celebrated its 14th anniversary.

Frédéric Chopin held a special place in Dzamashvili's repertoire since her early years. She viewed his preludes as the music representing all the emotions of human life and played all his works throughout her artistic life. She organized events dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth in 2010. Four years later her two TDC students were among three winners of Chopin Piano Competition. Abdel-Rahman Bahieldin, one of Dzamashvili's students awarded first place, paid a due tribute to the teacher by stating in an interview - "I appreciate very much her brilliance... and her dedication and integrity outside of teaching piano".

As a result of developing cooperation between the Egyptian and Georgian Conservatories, in September 1991 Dzamashvili was invited to Cairo as a piano accompanist, although shortly afterwards she also began teaching piano and chamber music for pianists, string players and vocalists. Since then each year she played solo recitals and performed for local as well as visiting musicians. Dzamashvili formed a musical duet with famous violinist Hassan Sharara and regularly played in the piano quartet with Egyptian pianists Iman Samy, Dina El Leithy and Iman Amin. Also, she played a trio recital with the Yehya sisters, who rose to prominence in Egypt and well beyond.

On 23 July 1990, by decree of the government, Dzamashvili was awarded the title of Honored Artist of Georgia.

At the age of fourteen, Dzamashvili had a first solo performance at the Conservatoire where later, from 1971 to 1990, she worked as accompanist and became a founder of vocal ensemble class. She performed on a regular basis with the Symphony Orchestra and also from 1978 to 1991 worked at Georgian Radio and TV company where she made over 600 recordings.

Dzamashvili entered the Second primary musical school, studying in Lusia Esayan's class, upon its completion continued her studies in the Second musical college and in 1961 entered Tbilisi State Conservatoire where famous musicians Tatiana Goldfarb and Tengiz Amirejibi were her teachers.

Elena Dzamashvili (Georgian: ელენე ძამაშვილი, translit. elene dzamashvili, 1942–2020) was a Georgian classical pianist, professor of piano and chamber music who developed her professional career in two countries.

Dzamashvili was born on 16 February 1942 in Tbilisi.