Programs with the best Choreography?

[FSGMT]

Ilinykh Katsalapov - 2010 Jrs Worlds Shindler's List https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vjobRSN3Sk
and 2011 Don Quixote FD (when they trained with Zhulin their programs were far better choreographed)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZ7r4rfYN6g

[loveskating]

Matt Savoie, short program choreographed by Tom Dickson!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFAsNpBJbk0
Still gives me chills!

[WeakAnkles]

Thank you for reminding me of the Matt Savoie short. Just beautiful. You want transitions? You want difficult and interesting entries into jumps? He's got 'em. And to *start* a program off with a spin? Oh just lovely.

[Ilvskating]

I just love so much of Mao's program. She looks stunning in the white dress! I can just watch it all day long! Such elegance and lightness and great lines of a balerina.

I recently came across this article from 1996:

Michelle Kwan: World Champion Skates to Azerbaijani Symphonic Music
http://www.azer.com/aiweb/categories...hellekwan.html



And it got me thinking about programs (both competitive and exhibitions) that are meant to be artistically well-constructed, tell a story, etc.

Now, I don't necessarily mean programs that have scored the most 6.0s or highest scores (MK got a 6.0 for presentation at 2003 Worlds for her long program, but let's face it; "Aranjuez" wasn't exactly brilliant in terms of choreography)-- but "what makes a well-constructed program, in terms of aesthetic principles".

Some of my favorites:
~ Michelle Kwan - 1995-1996 LP - Salome (Lori Nichol)
~ Lu Chen - 1995-1996 SP - Spring Breeze (Sandra Bezic)
~ Sasha Cohen - 2005-2006 LP - Romeo & Juliet (David Wilson)
~ Phillipe Candeloro - 1997-1998 LP - D'Artagnan (Natacha Dabadie?)
~ Mao Asada - 2010-2011 EX - Ballade No. 1 (Tatiana Tarasova)
~ Alissa Czisny - 2011-2012 SP - La vie en rose (Yuka Sato, Pasquale Camerlengo)

~Bonus: The beginnings of a flirtatious Daisuke Takahashi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcAr91dhaD4
(2003-2004 SP - Nyah - Tatiana Tarasova)

What do you guys think? What do you think makes a balanced and well-constructed program and who are some of the best choreographers in the world?