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2013-2014 Programs by Discipline

Really looovvee choices for Davis and White. This gold medal could be theirs all they have to do is skate clean. The music suits them to a tee. That being said, I hope the spoilers make it fun:yes::clap:
 
Aren't we talking about Rimski-Korsakov's Scheherazade? The piece is almost 45 minutes long, maybe there's enough music for everyone who wants to use it :)

Kiira Korpi has new SP: Beatles’ song “A day in the life”, Jeff Beck’s guitar version, choreography by Jeffrey Buttle. She has her old FS, Ennio Morricone's Once upon a time in America, choreography by Shae-Lynn Bourne.
 
Ladies program updates for competitors and alternates at JGP Riga

Maria Cristina Martinez de Haro AND
SP Nessun Dorma Fantasy on Puccini's Turandot by Vanessa Mae; choreo by Silvia Villellas
LP Poeta en el viento by Vicente Amigo; choreo by Silvia Villellas

Taylor Dean AUS
SP Anastasia by Dadvid Newman; choreo by Evgeni Nemirovski
LP Avatar (soundtrack) by James Horner; choreo by Evgeni Nemirovski

Brooklee Han AUS
SP Prayer for Taylor by Michael Smith, Titanic Symphony by Richard Clayderman; ; choreo by Serhii Vaypan
LP Secret (soundtrack) by Jay Chou; choreo by Serhii Vaypan

Kristina Isabel Yntema AUT
SP Caravan Palace; choreo by Oksana Gorbatchev
LP Everything is Illuminated (soundtrack); choreo by Oksana Gorbatchev

Anna Afonkina BUL
SP Avatar (soundtrack) von James Horner; choreo by Ina Lutai
LP Dance of the Knights (from Romeo and Juliet) by Sergei Prokofiev; choreo by Ina Lutai

Alaine Chartrand CAN
SP Torn - Resolve Compilation by Nathan Lanier; choreo by Buttle & Wilson
Doctor Zhivago (soundtrack) by Maurice Jarre; choreo by Buttle & Wilson

Sandrine Martine CAN
SP Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin; choreo by Sebastien Britten & Suzanne Luis
LP Liebestraum by Franz Liszt; choreo by Sebastien Britten & Suzanne Luis

Xiangning Li CHN
SP Waltz No. 2 by Andre Rieu; choreo by Chen Wang
LP Nocturne; Pick Yourself Up; choreo by Chen Wang

Pernille Sorensen DEN
SP Crystal Symphony by Maxime Rodriguez; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski, Alexei Fedoseev
LP Dark Light by Howard Carter, Waltz by Dario Marianelli, Wrath of Sea by Two Steps From Hell; choreo by Alexei Vasilievski, Alexei Fedoseev

Eike Langerbauer EST
SP Summertime by Charlie Parker; choreo by Veronika Vaillimäe
LP Lady's Tango by Naoko Terai; choreo by Veronika Vaillimäe

Liubov Efimenko FIN
SP Concerto pour une voix by Saint Preux; choreo by N. Petvherskaia, R. Novoseltsev, N. Pirogova
Bolero (from Mouliln Rouge soundtrack); choreo by N. Petvherskaia, R. Novoseltsev, N. Pirogova

Laurine Lecavelier FRA
SP Music Short Program / Short Dance as of season2013/2014 Carmen by Lana del Rey; choreo by Sandra Garde, Line Haddad
LP A Chorus Line, Victor - Victoria (soundtrack); Sandra Garde, Line Haddad

Lutricia Bock GER
SP P.S. I Love You, Swan Lake Remix; choreo by Frank Dehne, Ingo Steuer
LP Selection from Cirque du Soleil, 'Crazy For You by George Gershwin; choreo by Frank Dehne, Ingo Steuer

Annabelle Prölß GER
SP Sirtaki performed by David Garrett; choreo by Rostislav Sinicyn
LP Sleeping Beauty by Peter I. Tchaikovski; choreo by Rostislav Sinicyn

Yura Matsuda JPN
SP Espana Cani by Pascal Marquina; choreo by Kenji Miyamoto
LP Crazy for You by George and Ira Gershwin; choreo by Miho Kawaume

Yuka Nagai JPN
SP Violin Concerto by Peter I. Tchaikovski; choreo by Megumi Seki
LP Violin Muse by Johann Sebastian Bach; choreo by Megumi Seki

Rika Hongo JPN
SP Don Quixote by Leon Minkus; choreo by Kenji Miyamoto
LP Miss Saigon by Claude Michel Schönberg; choreo by Kenji Miyamoto

Riona Kato JPN
SP Flower Duet; choreo by Philip Mills
LP Elizabeth the Golden Age (soundtrack) by Craig Armstrong and A.R. Rahman; choreo by Philip Mills

Alina Fjodorova LAT
SP River Flows In You by Yiruma choreo by Andrejs Brovenko, Dmitrijs Gaitjukevics
LP Requiem for a Dream by Clint Mansell, Lullaby by Brad White and Pierre Gill, 300 Violin Orchestra by Jorge Quintero; choreo by Andrejs Brovenko, Dmitrijs Gaitjukevics

Ieva Gaile LAT
SP Rolling in the Deep by Adele
LP Ratatouille (soundtrack) by Michael Giacchino

Kristine Gaile LAT
SP Storm by Havasi
LP Mix Titanium, I Feel Good

Angelina Kuchvalska LAT
SP Concert Fantasy on Carmen by Vanessa Mae; choreo by Anda Rage
LP Music from Show Ballet Todes; choreo by Anda Rage

Niki Wories NED
SP Angels and Demons (soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer; choreo by Sylvia Holtes, Katja Wories
LP Fantasy; choreo by Sylvia Holtes, Katja Wories

Na Hyun Kim KOR
SP Malaguena by Ernesto Lecuona
LP Sabrina (soundtrack)

Da Bin Choi KOR
SP Little Snowball
LP Coppelia by Leo Delibes

Hae Jin Kim KOR
SP The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (soundtrack) by Michel Legrand
LP Black Swan (soundtrack) by Clint Mansell, Peter I. Tchaikovski

Maria Gavrilova UKR
SP The Four Seasons - Summer by Antonio Vivaldi
LP Tango

Yasmin Siraj USA
SP Flower Duet from the opera Lakme by Leo Delibes; choreo by Jamie Isley
LP Seven Years in Tibet (soundtrack) by John Williams; choreo by Catarina Lindgren

Mariah Bell USA
SP Besame Mucho, Malaguena
LP Titanic (soundtrack) by James Horner

Polina Edmunds USA
SP Pink Cherries Cha Cha Cha, Besame Mucho, Another Cha Cha; choreo by Klimova
LP Solveig's Song from Peer Gynt by Edvard Grieg, Morning from Peer Gynt by Edvard Grieg; choreo by Klimova
 
Re: D/W... I'm not super excited about Scheherazade. I just don't think it's very compelling and I hope they use some lesser known cuts. I was hoping for non-character-based music for the Olympic season--I think D/W do a wonderful job interpreting characters (2009 Samson et Delilah, 2010 Phantom, 2013 Giselle) but I really enjoy their programs when they're just themselves and they dance freely to just the music (2011 Tango, 2012 Die Fledermaus). Because it's dance, to some extent... it will always be about characters. Ah, I guess we'll see... I'm sure I'll love both programs regardless.

I'm THRILLED with their SD music and I'm gonna go ahead and call it now--I think the music itself will give them the best short dance of the season. Plus they have Derek Hough choreo... it should be uh-mazing!
 
Javier Fernández's programs from Hielo Español:

LP: first part to the soundtrack of 'Peter Gunn' television series composed by Henry Mancini and second part to Harlem Nocturne by Earl Hagen, choreographed by Kurt Browning
SP: Satan Takes a Holiday composed by Larry Clinton (the article doesn't mention who choreographed this program, but it should be David Wilson)

Sources:
http://www.hieloespanol.es/1/javier...ilo_jazzy_para_el_programa_corto_1354824.html
http://www.hieloespanol.es/1/javier...ma_libre_a_ritmo_de_blues_y_jazz_1354058.html
 
Javier Fernández's programs from Hielo Español:

LP: first part to the soundtrack of 'Peter Gunn' television series composed by Henry Mancini and second part to Harlem Nocturne by Earl Hagen, choreographed by Kurt Browning
SP: Satan Takes a Holiday composed by Larry Clinton (the article doesn't mention who choreographed this program, but it should be David Wilson)

Choreographed by Kurt Browning, YAY~
Javier will be a very funny, cute, comical P.I. I bet.
I can't wait to see him.
 
Music that JGP Poland competitors&alternates(ladies&men) are using, from their ISU biographies:

Cameron Hemmert(AUS)
SP:Another Brick in the Wall by Pink Floyd, performed by The Philarmonic Goes Rock
LP:Prelude in G Minor by Sergei Rachmaninov

Brendan Kerry(AUS)
SP:Nothing Else Matters by Metallica performed by David Garrett
LP:Gangster Squad by Steve Jablowsky

Larry Loupolover(AZE)
SP:Libertango by Astor Piazzolla
LP:Waltz by G. Sviridov, Romance by G. Sviridov

Ivo Gatovski(BUL)
SP:Thunder by Nuttin' but Stringz, Winner by Nuttin' but Stringz
LP:Romeo and Juliet by Sergei Prokofiev

Nam Nguyen(CAN)
SP:Selection of Music by Paddy Milner
LP:Air on th G String by J. S. Bach, Fantasia and Fugue in C Minor by J. S. Bach

Wenbo Zang(CHN)
SP:La Cumparsita
LP:The Matrix(soundtrack)

He Zhang(CHN)
SP:And The Waltz Goes On by Anthony Hopkins
LP:The Artist(soundtrack) by Ludovic Bource

Zijing Teng(CHN)
SP:Take Five by Dave Brubeck
LP:The Man in the Iron Mask(soundtrack) by NIck Glennie-Smith

Petr Coufal(CZE)
SP:The Last of the Mohicans(soundtrack) by Trevor Jones, Randy Edelman
LP:New World Symphony by Antonin Dvorak

Juho Pirinen(FIN)
SP:Hero by Itzhak Perleman and Kodo
LP:Blue Diamond(soundtrack)

Charles Tetar(FRA)
SP:Historia di un amor by Perez Prado
LP:Matrix(soundtrack)

Sei Kawahara(JPN)
SP:Les parapluies de Cherbourg(soundtrack) by Michel Legrand
LP:The Last Samurai(soundtrack)

Shu Nakamura(JPN)
SP:Sing, Sing, Sing by Louis Prima
LP:Violin Concerto No.1 in G Minor, Op.26 by Max Bruch

Ryuju Hino(JPN)
SP:TaTaKu(best of Kodo) by Tetsura Naito, Motofumi Yamaguchi
LP:Romeo and Juliet by Sergei Prokofiev

Keiji Tanaka(JPN)
SP:Instinct Rhapsody
LP:Docter Zhivago(soundtrack) by Maurice Jarre

Shoma Uno(JPN)
SP:The Blessed Spirits
LP:Steps by Secret Garden

Taichiro Yamakuma(JPN)
SP:La Strada(soundtrack) by Nino Rota performed by Coba
LP:Lawrence of Arabia(soundtrack) by Maurice Jarre

Sota Yamamoto(JPN)
SP:Technijin
LP:Lorelei by Raoul di Blasio

Deniss Vasiljevs(LAT)
SP:Jazz Machine by Black Machine, Hey Pachuco
LP:The Nutcracker by Peter I. Tchaikovski

Sondre Oddvoll Boe(NOR)
SP:Crime Spree(from "Dick Tracy" soundtrack) by Danny Elfman, The Strength of the Righteous(from "The Untouchables") by Ennio Morricone
LP:Tango Medley by Astor Piazzolla

Krzysztof Gala(POL)
SP:Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven
LP:Game of Thrones by Ramin Djawadi

Dong-Won Lee(KOR)
SP:Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra by Salvador Bacarisse
LP:Allegro con brio from Piano Concerto No.3 by Ludwig van Beethoven

June Hyoung Lee(KOR)
SP:For You
LP:Uranus from "The Planets" by Gustav Holst

Marco Klepoch(SVK)
SP:Perfect Day for a Murder-The Pink Panther by Christophe Beck
LP:Smells Like Teen Spirit performed by David Garrett

Jakub Krsnak(SVK)
SP:Van Helsing(soundtrack) by Alan Silvestri
LP:Hall of the Mountain King by Edvard Grieg

Victor Bustamante(ESP)
SP:The Impossible Soundtrack by Fernando Velaquez
LP:An American in Paris by George Gershwin

Igor Reznichenko(UKR)
SP:Beethoven's Last Night by Trans-Siberian Orchestra
LP:The Man in the Iron Mask(soundtrack) by Nick Glennie-Smith

Jordan Moeller(USA)
SP:Crystallize by Lindsey Stirling
LP:Milonga del Angel by Astor Piazzolla, Tanguera by Luis Bravo

Nathan Chen(USA)
SP:Summer and Winter from Four Seasons by Vivaldi
LP:Chatanooga Choo Choo by Glenn Miller, Summertime from Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin

Tomoki Hiwatashi(USA)
SP:Take Five by Dave Brubeck, Unsquare Dance by Dave Brubeck
LP:Barber of Seville by Gioachino Rossini

Jimmy Ma(USA)
SP:Montserrat by Orquesta del Plata
LP:The Way by Zack Hemsey

(For ladies, I didn't include skaters that were included in my previous list)

Kristina Isabel Yntema(AUT)
SP:Caravan Palace
LP:Everything is Illuminated(soundtrack)

Anna Afokina(BUL)
SP:Avatar(soundtrack) von James Horner
LP:Dance of the Knights(from Romeo and Juliet) by Sergei Prokofiev

Xiangning Li(CHN)
SP:Waltz No.2 by Andre Rieu
LP:Nocturne, Pick Yourself Up

Laurine Lecavelier(FRA)
SP:Carmen by Lana del Ray
LP:A Chorus Line, Victor-Victoria(soundtrack)

Lea Serna(FRA)
SP:Cruella
LP:The Puppini Sisters

Lutricia Bock(GER)
SP:P.S. I Love You, Swan Lake Remix
LP:Selection from Cirque du Soleil, Crazy For You by George Gershwin

Kristine Gaile(LAT)
SP:Storm by Havasi
LP:Mix Titanium, I Feel Good

Katarina Broskova(SVK)
SP:Capone by Ronan Hardiman
LP:Asturias performed by William Joseph

Bronislava Dobiasova(SVK)
SP:Tanog Argentino Paso
LP:Don Quixote by Leon Minkus

Miroslava Hrinakova(SVK)
SP:Romantic Piano
LP:Valentines Dance Tango

Maria Gavrilova(UKR)
SP:The Four Seasons-Summer by Antonio Vivaldi
LP:Tango
 
From the same IN article (Aug 23):

Denis Ten
Carroll is ecstatic about Ten's new programs, a short to Saint-Saens' "Danse Macabre" and free to Shostakovich's "Lady and the Hooligan," both choreographed by Nichol.

LOL, it is not hot-off-the-press news, but I do not see Ten's programs posted earlier in the thread. ;)

Today IN has a full article devoted solely to Denis Ten, including discussion of his new programs:

World silver medalist Ten will be a 'hooligan'
Kazakhstani skater discusses success, dishes about Olympic programs

Posted 8/28/13
by Vladislav Luchianov, special to icenetwork
http://web.icenetwork.com/news/2013/08/28/58761898/world-silver-medalist-ten-will-be-a-hooligan
 
Javier Fernández's programs from Hielo Español:

LP: first part to the soundtrack of 'Peter Gunn' television series composed by Henry Mancini and second part to Harlem Nocturne by Earl Hagen, choreographed by Kurt Browning
SP: Satan Takes a Holiday composed by Larry Clinton (the article doesn't mention who choreographed this program, but it should be David Wilson)

Sources:
http://www.hieloespanol.es/1/javier...ilo_jazzy_para_el_programa_corto_1354824.html
http://www.hieloespanol.es/1/javier...ma_libre_a_ritmo_de_blues_y_jazz_1354058.html


I loved Robin's program, I can't wait Javi's and Kurt's version.
 
Wow really intrigued by Javier's programs! Great choices! He is looking more like a contender every day. A few years ago, I didn't think is possible for a Spanish skater to be talking about Olympic chances, it seems Kurt and David Wilson got this one covered.

Men's championships are looking super exciting, so many contenders especially now Plushy is coming back for his incredible 4th(!) Olympics, bearing the flag for Mother Russia in Russia.
 
If they have a record breaking program that they are comfortable with and still want to do, why not? It's not like it wasn't done before. How many times did Sasha Cohen use Dark Eyes? Michelle Kwan also used her Feeling Begins and Rachmaninov programs for more than one season.
The problem is Hanyu has expressed more than once that he does not want to skate to the old SP. He has been wanting a new SP. But again and again Orser and Co. persuades him to skate to the old SP. That’s why many Hanyu fans don’t like this.

In this case, the analysis of the scenario is that Orser has assured his potential OGM student – as he stated - the same opportunity he assured Yuna in Vancouver , where they were successful and won.

On the other side, Orser has chosen the recycling policy for the student which he believes is not an OGM contender, no matter the pupil had asked for a new SP.

Different strategies and treatments for different skaters who have different potentials in Orser’s mind. :popcorn:
If this is true, it's a WRONG strategy: we all know that Hanyu is a potential OGM contender as much as Javier (SP WR twice last season!), last year he had some health problems in the most important competitions, if it wasn't for that he could have easily been 4CC champion and on the Worlds podium, next year both Yuzuru and Javier could be OGM if Chan/Takahashi/Plushy have an off-day... (but I don't think it is true, I want to believe that FS is not all about politics and strategy :biggrin:)
This has nothing to do with potential. Most people know that Hanyu has potential to win OGM. Sadly this is more politics and money. For example, Brian Orser, Jeffrey Buttle, and Javier Fernandez all belong to IMG. Hanyu does not. IMG has been pursuing Hanyu since last year, but Hanyu does not want to be part of IMG. This is why Fernandez gets all the IMG support and can go to Japan Open and make a documentary to be shown on NBC. Since IMG still can’t get Hanyu until now, it’s not a surprise that Orser and Co. are favoring Fernandez. Remember what IMG did that also made Yuna leave Orser, just because Yuna was not in IMG. I don’t think it’s a surprise IMG and Orser can do similar things again.
 
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