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Yegor Dyachkov and Jean Saulnier play "Atonement" by Christos Hatzis at its world premiere performance on March 20, 2104 at the Women's Musical Club of Toronto.

Triple Forte wins the Opus Award for the Album of the Year - modern/contemporary category for its debut album of trios by Shostakovich, Ives and Ravel.

Triple Forte's first album, featuring trios by Ravel, Shostakovich and Ives, has finally come off the presses! Read on for a review by John Terauds of The Toronto Star...

At the Opus Awards ceremony held on Sunday January 29, the recording of works by Quebec composer Serge Arcuri won the 2010-11 Opus Award for best recording of the year in the contemporary and modern music category. The album, titled "Migrations", was recorded by Yegor Dyachkov along with several distinguished colleagues.

Yegor was invited to take part the first edition of the International Cello Festival of Canada held in Winnipeg June 15-19, 2011. He had the pleasure to spend time and to share the stage with many wonderful cello colleagues from Canada and abroad...

At the thirteenth annual Opus awards ceremony, which took place on Sunday, January 31 in Montréal, Yegor Dyachkov and Les Violons du Roy received the 2008-2009 Opus award for Concert of the Year – Classical, Romantic, post-Romantic or Impressionist music, for the concert Impressions russes...

Finishing a very busy summer performance schedule, that led him to festivals throughout Canada and in Oregon, Yegor travelled to Brazil, to Rio de Janeiro’s prestigious Rio International Cello Encounter...