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I have a fondness for Scherzo no.2, personally. It has a dramatic opening theme, with a beautiful second melodic theme, and I don't think anyone has skated to it before.
I wonder if he will be doing another very classical program at all
I would think this past Olympic season would have been the time for him to do one?
Honestly I think that Nemesis especially with the b-word in it was a rather a bold choice for Olympic season
And Mao’s Last Dancer/rite of spring a bit risky too
I was recently coerced to watch an entire Hans Zimmer concert ‘live in Prague’ - didn’t know such concerts even existed and it was so long
At this point I will say no Hans Zimmer please![]()
I concur! Hans Zimmer scores are so loud and bombastic, with no subtlety. Nathan can do loud, but it has to have some subtlety to it.
I don’t know how skaters typically come up with their programs, like is it typically they pick the music and then form the program around it or do they pick a theme for the program (what they overall want to convey) and then pick music that correlates to that and make choreo from there? It probably depends but I would like Nathan to do the latter of him playing a character or planning out an overall concept/story and pick music that goes with it.


For the white blouse, i thought the sewn on piece was gathered a little but you are righ, it's a straight cut and wide enough to hang down.I’m also against a Back from the Edge SP.
First off, the program looks like he just threw everything together that he’s done for the past 3-4 seasons.
Yes I’m aware it’s normal to recycle steps and segments, and we see that all the time in competitive programs too, but it seems particularly obvious to me in BFE.
And the choreo looks like someone who’s just casually rocking out to a favourite song, which is exactly what it is, actually.
That might work well for an exhibition program, but to me it looks way too unrefined and flaily, I just need to compare it to Nemesis and I see a huge difference in the quality of the movements.
Re costumes:
I love his white Chopin blouse, much better than the official costume he got later.
Why do you all say that it has ruffles? If it were actual ruffles, the fabric would be gathered on one side, giving it that wavy look, whereas the blouse just has straight pieces of fabric hanging down, so it doesn’t look frilly to me, at all. If anything, it looks like someone stapled several pieces of cloth to his chest.
I also love the corsair lace top and his grey/white Nemesis top, and stylistically they work well for their respective programs. But what makes the Chopin blouse so nice imo, is the fact that it sort of blows and flaps in the wind while he’s skating, giving him a delicate and etherial apperance, and emphasises the way he moves to the music.
Because I like it when a costume is not just a regular piece of clothing with an ordinary cut, but when it actually supports the mood of the music, because the fabric moves or creates interesting shapes. We obviously see that more often with women’s costumes because they’re mostly dresses, so there’s always a certain amount of fluttering fabric going on.![]()
Dare I say I liked his Stole the Show program more than BTFE though?I’m just guessing we aren’t going to see any ruffly blouses on Nathan - especially considering he may be continuing the Vera costumes. I will take it a sign that if he only wears a costume 1x - it was that either he or someone on his team really wasn’t into it - his Le Corsaire white short sleeve with crystals and collar, shrunken vest and purple velour pants with turquoise waistband, for example.
As for music choice - I’m ok if he doesnt do another purely classical program - and honestly I don’t see him skating to Hans Zimmer either. I’m predicting that for at least one of his programs this season - we will be like WHOA we did not see this music coming - or at least I hope so
As for BTFE, I think it is great for what it is - a show program. Choreo wise - i can’t say he’s at Shae-Lynn level yetDare I say I liked his Stole the Show program more than BTFE though?