2015-2016 Programs by Discipline

[Interspectator]

Domnina&Shabalin only and it was a Gala program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0iJSPkX7uE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DPVOA8JfME

Interesting.

 

[alexg]

Domnina&Shabalin only and it was a Gala program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0iJSPkX7uE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DPVOA8JfME

I'm pretty sure the Kerrs did a Matrix program at some point, too.

ETA: Yes! Their 2004 FD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9f2tGX1slAE

 

[TheGrandSophy]

I loved that Kerr programme. Just enjoyed watching it again.

 

[dorispulaski]

Alba reported in their fan fests that:
Nicole Della Monica & Matteo Guarise
SP Magnificat, vocals by Mina
LP Come, Gentle Night by Abel Korzeniowski

and for Tarasova and Morosov,

The SP is modern version (rock) of a celtic music and the LP a classical piece with pianoforte.

SP: "Warriors" and "Lord of the dance" by Ronan Hardiman

 

[sequinsgalore]

Have we ever seen a female Matrix program?

2010 JWC bronze medalist Polina Agafonova had a Matrix FS to "Clubbed to Death" during 2011-12.
However, the program did not seem to have any references to the movie.

 

[RemyRose]

Add Sotskova to the long list for Romeo and Juliet (LP, Prokofiev ballet choreo Vera Arutyunyan). SP, Black Magic Woman (C. Santana choreo N. Kanaeva). Source: http://www.team-russia2014.ru/article/figur/22250.html

 

[Ice Dance]

Add Sotskova to the long list for Romeo and Juliet[/url]

Duly added.

Romeo & Juliet

Han Yan
Michael Christian Martinez
Roman Sadovsky
Moore-Towers & Marinaro
Bobrova & Soloviev (part of their SP)
Pogrebinsky & Benoit
Shu Nakamura
Efimova & MacMillan
Linde LaChance & Kenneth Anderson
Maria Sotskova

(Holding off on adding a rumored version from James & Cipres until someone confirms)

Stop the madness!

 

[TheGrandSophy]

Good grief. Still, I suppose there are at least varied versions amongst them i.e. Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, both films as well as which cuts /tracks?

 

[Meoima]

Well at least RJ has various versions, much more than POTO.

 

[Ice Dance]

Good grief. Still, I suppose there are at least varied versions amongst them i.e. Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, both films as well as which cuts /tracks?

All of the above and a French musical. I think, thus far, the Baz Luhrmann soundtrack may be the most common.

ETA: Actually, I'm not certain anyone has selected Tchaikovsky yet. There's irony for you.

 

[lauravvv]

Duly added.

Romeo & Juliet

Han Yan
Michael Christian Martinez
Roman Sadovsky
Moore-Towers & Marinaro
Bobrova & Soloviev (part of their SP)
Pogrebinsky & Benoit
Shu Nakamura
Efimova & MacMillan
Linde LaChance & Kenneth Anderson
Maria Sotskova

(Holding off on adding a rumored version from James & Cipres until someone confirms)

Stop the madness!

Also Della Monica/Guarise are doing their SP to music by Abel Korzeniowski from the recent Romeo and Juliet movie.

 

[bramweld]

Also Della Monica/Guarise are doing their SP to music by Abel Korzeniowski from the recent Romeo and Juliet movie.

James and Cipres are doing a mash up of R&J. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omx9Kl7RTo4
Here is the LP layout.

 

[Layback11]

I'm actually excited about some of them because the Abel Korzenkowski version is one of my favorite pieces of skating music. So-Youn and H/B's R&Js were gorgeous.

 

[machin]

James and Cipres are doing a mash up of R&J. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Omx9Kl7RTo4
Here is the LP layout.

Original... She even reskated her last minute to the same music she skated to during her long lasting partnership with Bonheur. Anyway, all their LP are very bad so nothing new I guess. Why watching, always the same, different music.

 

[Marta25]

What is it with Romeo & Juliet these days? The choreographers desperately need new CDs.

 

[cheerknithanson]

What is it with Romeo & Juliet these days? The choreographers desperately need new CDs.

Come to me! I have interesting ideas. Like I mean a good list.

 

[silverlake22]

Why is Radinova always ill? Girl needs to eat those veggies because she was sick at WC and at GPF and I thought she missed a bunch of training throughout the season due to illness....poor thing. I hope she isn't plagued by that again because it's just a little scary.

Isn't she one of the skaters working with Morozov too?

Spending all day inside in a cold ice rink with poor air quality (all rinks have this, even nice ones) probably isn't helping keep her immune system super strong. I feel like most skaters get sick quite a bit, I've always chalked it up to them being hauled up in cold ice rinks all day, limiting their food intake, and over-training (compared to what a normal human body is meant to sustain, usually 2 rest days per week is what doctors recommend but most of these skaters take 1 day off per week or none at all). I would assume most elite skaters are getting flu shots yet it always seems like there are a handful of competitors who get the flu around nationals each year.

 

[StitchMonkey]

Spending all day inside in a cold ice rink with poor air quality (all rinks have this, even nice ones) probably isn't helping keep her immune system super strong. I feel like most skaters get sick quite a bit, I've always chalked it up to them being hauled up in cold ice rinks all day, limiting their food intake, and over-training (compared to what a normal human body is meant to sustain, usually 2 rest days per week is what doctors recommend but most of these skaters take 1 day off per week or none at all). I would assume most elite skaters are getting flu shots yet it always seems like there are a handful of competitors who get the flu around nationals each year.

And don't forget how many snot-nosed little kids (and non snot-nosed as well for that matter, but they are less likely to be incubators for disease) likely want to hug them all the time. Not only what you said but they have to meet people all the time, they just get a lot of chances to meet people who may bring a cold with them.

 

[Sam-Skwantch]

Spending all day inside in a cold ice rink with poor air quality (all rinks have this, even nice ones) probably isn't helping keep her immune system super strong. I feel like most skaters get sick quite a bit, I've always chalked it up to them being hauled up in cold ice rinks all day, limiting their food intake, and over-training (compared to what a normal human body is meant to sustain, usually 2 rest days per week is what doctors recommend but most of these skaters take 1 day off per week or none at all). I would assume most elite skaters are getting flu shots yet it always seems like there are a handful of competitors who get the flu around nationals each year.

Don't forget the fumes from the Zamboni

I spend many hours a week in the rink and have for nearly all of my life. Fortunately my main rink is state of the art and I've been told they have clean running machines, air circulation, and air quality detectors. Some of the older rinks aren't as lucky and the carbon monoxide can a real issue and terribly bad for you.


Was this reported here?

Maria Sotskova's music choices for next season courtesy of Totentanz

SP to "Black Magic Woman" by Santana
FS to "Romeo and Juliet" by Prokofiev

 

[RemyRose]

Was this reported here?

Maria Sotskova's music choices for next season courtesy of Totentanz

SP to "Black Magic Woman" by Santana
FS to "Romeo and Juliet" by Prokofiev

Yes, up thread with interview link. But I'll let it slide