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- Jan 10, 2017
Since my most vivid memory of the Chopin program is the 2015 version with the two quads, as that was the version I've watched first and the most, this version of Chopin he is doing in FaOI actually feels different to me. It's a work in progress, there are spaces where some choreography could be improved and there are things I'm not quite sold on yet (first spin's timing in particular) but there are some amazing touches in the second half that make it fresh to me. So after an initial apprehension, I'm now becoming quite accepting of Chopin 3.0. I do have hopes that falling onto the familiar notes of Chopin gives him the confidence and security to be able to work on a great and technically more advanced new FS. Also, I never thought I'd appreciate the day 4T3T came back into play, considering I've thought that abandoning 4S3T in the SP could feel like a defeat to him, but after watching the 4T combo landed right on cue in all three shows, I'm now quite happy about it.
. And like you said some of the choreography could be better, pretty sure the program will evolve. Bit worried how much they can fix the spin though, since there needs to be three spins and I understand why he wants the two jumping passes in the second half (they work quite well in themselves). I'm pretty sure the program will be a bit different by the time next season start - it is only May after all 
) but also I don't really think it would be a good idea. Repeating two programs is a bit too much and I don't think it would play out well. Doing a new Seimei is just a rumor though, so I'm not going to think about it too much.
I'm sure even in a pillow fight he always gives 110% 

Some musicians are just not suited to live singing. It's not a dig against their talent, but maybe the cold from the rink made things difficult. This time, unfortunately, most of the live singing was kind of awful. 