LOL, I just saw the OIP clip of C/J's new sp in my feed. Honestly, it is a different program for them, but even in their first season they showed range with a Latin-themed sp (
Salsation), and a modern classical theme from a movie score (
Nocturnal Animals). Since then they've performed to a variety of other music genres including rock, romantic ballad, and another edgy modern classical music score, this time from the television series, Game of Thrones (
Light of the Seven). So, yes,C/J possess tons of range, and seemingly can adapt their movement style to all kinds of music, with their current sp music being a cover version of the Beatles' classic pop rock song,
Come Together (Right Now Over Me). I believe the choreographer is Benoit Richaud.
I wonder if the choice,
Come Together, has other connotations for them in the sense of dealing with some difficulties and 'coming together' to battle the obstacles rather than splitting apart? I don't have too much of a problem with their expressions during the opening pose, when they look toward the camera, which will likely be a glance at the judges when they perform competitively. Maybe they could offer a bolder look and vibe in lieu of cheesy smiles. Anyway, if they won't be competing internationally this season, they must be preparing to be ready to do battle at 2022 U.S. Nationals. The choreo looks interesting, and they are both into it, but at only 53 seconds, we don't get to see much. I'm wondering why OIP cut the filming just when C/J launched into their sbs salchows. Most of the times, clips like this do not include any jumps. Did C/J want to show jumps, but had problems on their landings? Or is it just a tease that OIP cut the clip in the middle of their rotations?
Jess/Brian's fp to
Nocturnal Animals at 2019 U.S. Nats appears at 20:01 in the below video. Fortunately, the music is not blanked, like the original selections of Stellato/Bartholomay and Deardorff/Settlage were (both of these teams coincidentally split soon after this event, but they had really wonderful music and performances, so it's too bad their music had to be dubbed over):
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