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Notte stellata's biggest appeal imo is how simple, bare and somewhat raw it is, thus we can appreciate Yuzuru's simple stroking and gliding that we would likely not see in a competitive program with quads and 3A + numerous transitions. Put in a busy lvl4 stsq and it perhaps might not work. But anastasia gubanova's le cygne program is capable of doing all the elements + skating beautifully using that music so it is not like it is completely impossible to do, though it is a tall order for both Yuzu and the choreographer since we have seen it in its original form.
I'd say, choreographing FS is a bit harder, since it has more elements with only very little time added compared to SP. So I get the why fix it if it is not broke approach his team might choose to do. Brian said that it would be difficult for Yuzuru to work with choreographer other than those two due to how particular he is about the steps and his own vision of the jumps, the elements and the programs. More veteran choreographer probably have their own vision and interpretation of a program and maybe they like to be in charge more than the skater when it comes to realizing it.
Yes, that. From my own reading of things, Jeff has more control and vision in programs he choreographs than Shae-lynn. Yuzuru definitely said this somewhere (and I don't remember where) about PW, how Jeff as a choreographer likes his skaters to be true to his interpretation but then after seeing some of Yuzuru's own movements, said he wanted it to become Yuzuru's program. Essentially Shae-lynn was collaborative enough and gave enough space for SEIMEI to take shape and be very true to Yuzuru's vision. I think it's the same for H&L. It's a gentle program that maximizes Yuzuru's interpretation and vision.
Aren't we greedy - we haven't seen him jump that 4Lz yet!
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Go, go, Fay! 

