- Joined
- Aug 12, 2014
I'd love to see Alisa Efimova and Misha Mitrofanov skate to Samson and Delilah, by Saint-Seans.
And take inspiration from Meryl Davis & Charlie White's 2008-09 performances.
I also love the war horses like Music of the Night, Die Fledermaus, and Carmen. There's so much passion in the music itself. That allows the skaters (especially pairs, who have so many elements to complete and thus have less time to communicate emotion and story) to really go with the passion and the expansive movements that communicate to the audience.
And take inspiration from Meryl Davis & Charlie White's 2008-09 performances.
I also love the war horses like Music of the Night, Die Fledermaus, and Carmen. There's so much passion in the music itself. That allows the skaters (especially pairs, who have so many elements to complete and thus have less time to communicate emotion and story) to really go with the passion and the expansive movements that communicate to the audience.


both of these programs. I actually do remember a US skater who skated to "First Knight" @ the Liberty Summer Competition in Aston, PA, circa 2010/early 2010's (?). His name is Marcus Mimidis. I went nuts when I heard his music choice & I got to tell him why! A skating fan friend of mine made a CD of skating music in 2001 (including music from "First Knight," "Henry V," "Gladiator," "Gettysburg," "Dragon," "East of Eden," "1492," "Blame Canada," What Would Brian Boitano Do?" and snippets of "banned music medley" - including Carmen, & several overused warhorses from that time).
to all the naysayers from x pages ago) 