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2026-27 Programs by Discipline

From Russian Junior Test Skates, the two Junior teams that have been listed for the JGP

Mariia FEFELOVA & Artem VALOV
AIN.GIF
AIN2
RD: "V For Vivaldi;" "Carol of the Bells"

FD: "Lacrimosa," "Prelude"(Age of Heroes)

S Daria DROZHZHINA & Ivan TELNOV
AIN.GIF
AIN2
RD: "Dreary Town" and "Topless Mother" by Nadine Shah

FD: Tango
 
AIN-2 Junior sport pairs muisic (from the test skates):

1. Taisia GUSEVA / Daniil OVCHINNIKOV
SP: Shreya Ghosal - Silsila Ye Chahat Ka
FP: A Night on Bald Mountain, Peer Gynt

2. Zoya KOVYAZINA / Dmitry RODIONOV
SP: AG - Paint It Black
FP: Cats (soundtrack)

3. Arina PARSEGOVA / Matvey BOGDANOV
SP: Led Zeppelin - Kashmir
FP: The Artist (soundtrack)

4. Polina SAZHINA / Alexey BELKIN
SP: Starlight Orchestra & Singers - Sign of the Times
FP: The Matrix (soundtrack)

5. Polina SHESHELEVA / Egor KARNAUKHOV
SP: Nuith - Never Let Me Down Again
FP: This Means War, Peace Will Surely Come

6. Kira DOMOZHIROVA / Ilya VEGERA
SP: Kirill Richter - Mechanisms
FP: Power-Haus, Joni Fuller - Slipping into Chaos

7. Albina KAMALDINOVA / Stepan MARISHIN
SP: S-Vox, Elena Chepina - Black Moon
FP: Paolo Nutini - Iron Sky

8. Sofia Diana COUSINS / Alexander BREGEY
SP: The Heirs (soundtrack)
FP: Leon (soundtrack)

Information provided by RusFed
 
Here it is:

Nadine Shah - "Topless Mother"

The lyrics are interesting too:

https://genius.com/Nadine-shah-topless-mother-lyrics

And by "interesting", I mean weird!

Actually, the story about what the song is about at the bottom of that page is interesting. But, even after reading it, I still don't understand the song! :laugh:

CaroLiza_fan
I had a good laugh too.
Cut us some slack — in Russia people don’t really pay attention to the lyrics of English-language songs; we don’t really know much English here anyway. We hear some melodic words playing in the background, and we’re like, “Oh well, let’s go do some twizzles.”
 
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I had a good laugh too.
Cut us some slack — in Russia people don’t really pay attention to the lyrics of English-language songs; we don’t really know much English here anyway. We hear some melodic words playing in the background, and we’re like, “Oh well, let’s go do some twizzles.”

You don't need any excuse for Twizzles! ;)

Actually, I can sympathise with people listening to songs in different languages and not understanding what they are truly about. I like a lot of German and French songs, but don't always look up translations to find out what the song is about.

But the writer of this song has no excuse! They understand the words, but have still written a load of complete nonsense! :drama: :laugh:

CaroLiza_fan
 
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