1 minute ago, turquoiseblue said:

Go Nikolaj!  

 

His programmes from the test skate:

SP: Bom Bom Pow performed by Black Eyed Peas, Pump It performed by Black Eyed Peas

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FS: Pirates of the Caribbean (soundtrack) by Hans Zimmer

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Thank you! I'll go to amend my list! 

Just now, ralucutzagy said:

Thank you! I'll go to amend my list! 

 

Thanks 

22 minutes ago, xeyra said:

 

Sorry for the 

I've now gone on a Vanessa Mae binge. Anyone ever skated to Contradanza?

 

 

 

This song sounds really great! I've been looking for someone who skated it, but I didn't find anyone! A pitty ... such an dynamic song! What to do! Skaters love their warhorses! 

3 minutes ago, ralucutzagy said:

This song sounds really great! I've been looking for someone who skated it, but I didn't find anyone! A pitty ... such an dynamic song! What to do! Skaters love their warhorses! 

 

I think it's probably too fast a tempo for Figure Skating. Maybe Ice Dance could make use of it?

4 hours ago, ralucutzagy said:

Ladies? Look at men! We have a warhorses infestation!  

why, children?  you don't have the "have to play it safe for olympics" excuse

5 hours ago, axelnojutsu said:

why, children?  you don't have the "have to play it safe for olympics" excuse

Hey, juniors are hardly ever original. So let's be just a bit more lenient towards them

13 minutes ago, Fay said:

Hey, juniors are hardly ever original. So let's be just a bit more lenient towards them

 

I guess Yuzuru had a great music team right from the start... Mission Impossible and Rach were both pretty original and suit him very nicely. With the Junior men this year, I've seen a 10% of good music choice among a sea of what??? why???

3 minutes ago, Murieleirum said:

 

I guess Yuzuru had a great music team right from the start... Mission Impossible and Rach were both pretty original and suit him very nicely. With the Junior men this year, I've seen a 10% of good music choice among a sea of what??? why???

Yuzu was putting off a warhorse or two for his senior career 

8 minutes ago, Fay said:

Yuzu was putting off a warhorse or two for his senior career 

 

I can forgive his warhorses though, he always did his best to interpret and make it his own version... for one good reason or another bad reason, all his warhorses have his print on it! (Look at Zhou changing up the FS from R&J to Moulin Rouge... because "it's a too dramatic music for a 17 year old to interpret"  

Just now, Murieleirum said:

 

I can forgive his warhorses though, he always did his best to interpret and make it his own version... for one good reason or another bad reason, all his warhorses have his print on it! (Look at Zhou changing up the FS from R&J to Moulin Rouge... because "it's a too dramatic music for a 17 year old to interpret"  

Which is sorta hilarious because Yuzu was 16 when he started skating it! Lol

58 minutes ago, Murieleirum said:

 

I can forgive his warhorses though, he always did his best to interpret and make it his own version... for one good reason or another bad reason, all his warhorses have his print on it! (Look at Zhou changing up the FS from R&J to Moulin Rouge... because "it's a too dramatic music for a 17 year old to interpret"  

Well his R+J1.0 was hardly a warhorse  at least when he skated it. R+J2.0 and POTO, though...

 

He wanted to skate to POTO for reasons other than its warhorsery, so I can forgive that one r+j2.0 though...

11 minutes ago, yuzuangel said:

Well his R+J1.0 was hardly a warhorse  at least when he skated it. R+J2.0 and POTO, though...

 

He wanted to skate to POTO for reasons other than its warhorsery, so I can forgive that one r+j2.0 though...

 

R&J became a warhorse after him basically? xD

Well, POTO and NDP are both warhorses, but the cuts are just amazing, much much better than most musical cuts of figure skating... and R&J 2.0, I gotta be patriotic and say that Nino Rota's music is just amazingly tear inducing and genius. I don't mind Yuzu + warhorses at all <3 

Ok, off to work, will be looking forward to joining the party as soon as possible. Food and rest be damned! 

Hi, guys! About 20 min to go! So, ladies first! 

 

Group 1

 

1	Kim CHEREMSKY (AZE) SP Just For You by Giovanni Marrad; choreo by Nikolai Morozov
2	Klara STEPANOVA (CZE) SP: Macavity The Mystery Cat (from "Cats") by Andrew Lloyd Webber, The Old Gumbie Cat (from "Cats") by Andrew Lloyd Webber; choreo by Vladimira Milcinska
3	Sophie ABRAMS (ISR) SP Serenade for Strings by Petr I. Tchaikovski, Holberg Suite by Edvard Grieg; choreo by Philip Mills, Nikolai Morozov
4	Dora NAGY (HUN) SP: Dare To Live by Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pusini; choreo by Julia Sebstyen-Gor, Anna Gellen, Attila Elek
5	Kristin Valdis ORNOLFSDOTTIR (ISL) SP Pina (soundtrack) by Thom Hanreich, All Names by Jun Miyake

 

No live viewing for me today, except hopefully the men tonight? Alas, work has to come first... sometimes. ;-)