Brand New Ideas for Programs 2.0

[WeakAnkles]

A bit out there but I've always really wanted to see a skate to Siouxie and the Banshees, some of their songs had this sort of monotone, hypnotic beat that I feel might work for a skating program. I'd especially love to see someone try on Slowdive or Trust in me

Hong Kong Garden!

 

[nomi darling]

i love a lot of your choices, i especially love Tallis as idea for a program! we need more renaissence and baroque music in figure skating. as i said elsewhere i myseld would love a Lully program (Louis XIV themed of course), i even have the name: le roi danse

Lully would be incredible!!! Le roi danse after the Corbieu film? I’ve only seen the trailer, but the little bit I saw made me think they took direct inspiration from Henri de Gissy’s costume designs

 

[skatedreamer]

Someone, please skate to this!

Spirited Away OST- The Dragon Boy / The Bottomless Pit [HQ]

Spirited Away OST- The Dragon Boy / The Bottomless Pit [HQ] Soundtrack Joe Hisaishi

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YES. I’d never heard it before— love it!

Also YES: nothing against Puccini but please please PLEASE end Turandot, on the ice anyway.

 

[ladyjane]

I love Puccini but isn't it time for ''Suor Angelica'?

 

[skatedreamer]

I love Puccini but isn't it time for ''Suor Angelica'?

Or how about O Mio Babbino Caro from Gianni Schicchi? Maybe Quando m'en vo (a/k/a Musetta's Waltz) from La Boheme? Putting aside her politics for the moment, this performance of the waltz by Anna Netrebko is simply marvelous:

Puccini - Musetta's Waltz "Quando m'en vo" from La Bohème (Anna Netrebko, Yuri Temirkanov)

From the Philharmonic Hall St. Petersburg,On the eve of St. Petersburg 300th birthday, soprano Anna Netrebko performs Puccini under the direction of Yuri Tem...

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Her high notes...holy stratosphere!!! (although the tempo is a bit slow for my taste...)

Anyway, it's all good. Anything but Nessun Dorma!

 

[elektra blue]

Lully would be incredible!!! Le roi danse after the Corbieu film? I’ve only seen the trailer, but the little bit I saw made me think they took direct inspiration from Henri de Gissy’s costume designs

i watched the movie years ago, i don't remember where you can find some clips on youtube, anyway yes, i was inspired by that movie for the idea of the program

 

[skatedreamer]

one more from #TeamClassicalMusic...

If somebody's out there thinking Carmen, why not the Danse Boheme instead of the worn-out Habanera? It's actually my favorite bit from the opera and this concert performance by Elina Garanca, a Latvian mezzo, is a real knockout:

Elina Garanca: Gypsy Song Carmen

Carmen360p H 264 AAC

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[elektra blue]

one more from #TeamClassicalMusic...

If somebody's out there thinking Carmen, why not the Danse Boheme instead of the worn-out Habanera? It's actually my favorite bit from the opera and this concert performance by Elina Garanca, a Latvian mezzo, is a real knockout:

Elina Garanca: Gypsy Song Carmen

Carmen360p H 264 AAC

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speaking of gypsies i'm still wishing for someone to pick Stride la Vampa from Il Trovatore

 

[skatedreamer]

speaking of gypsies i'm still wishing for someone to pick Stride la Vampa from Il Trovatore

Works for me!

 

[nomi darling]

i watched the movie years ago, i don't remember where you can find some clips on youtube, anyway yes, i was inspired by that movie for the idea of the program

I would LOVE to see this!

 

[nomi darling]

one more from #TeamClassicalMusic...

If somebody's out there thinking Carmen, why not the Danse Boheme instead of the worn-out Habanera? It's actually my favorite bit from the opera and this concert performance by Elina Garanca, a Latvian mezzo, is a real knockout:

Elina Garanca: Gypsy Song Carmen

Carmen360p H 264 AAC

www.youtube.com

Elina is my FAVORITE Carmen (and Netrebko can go to hell ). I admit my feelings about opera may be more, ah… fervent than is healthy

 

[Joe Mendoza]

Montero (Call Me By Your Name)

 

[litenkyckling]

My number one wish is some Wes Anderson inspired programmes - so many of his films are so visually gorgeous and have great soundtracks. The costumes could be amazing!

My mind always goes straight to ice dance because it's so much about storytelling and pure movement but I think it could work for every discipline.

The Grand Budapest Hotel - imagine a RD set to this if the theme were a waltz?

[OST] The Grand Budapest Hotel - S'Rothe-Zäuerli (Main Theme)

The main theme of the movie The Grand Budapest Hotel by Öse Schuppel & Alexandre Desplat!Öse Schuppel - S'Rothe-ZäuerliGood listening!

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The French Dispatch - I'm a total sucker for french music and I love the colours used in the film. I'm not sure if you could translate the story all that well, but even so it could be great inspiration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azB-_MlmhfI&list=PLgSIM9nRNAK9iVvFTtxdvu_qKk_QnESeE

Moonrise Kingdom - perhaps best for juniors or younger seniors but again, so much inspiration and a great mix of music to choose from. (There is more than the Alexandre Desplat)

Moonrise Kingdom Soundtrack - The Heroic Weather-Conditions Of The Universe Parts 1-7

Moonrise Kingdom (2012)The Heroic Weather-Conditions Of The Universe, Part 1: A Veiled Mist;The Heroic Weather-Conditions Of The Universe, Part 2: Smoke/Fire...

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[Trusova4Ever]

Ok I might be alone in this but, what about a Carmen San Diego (Reboot) themed exhibition for someone? Don't know who would skate it though but it would look cool...

 

[Trusova4Ever]

Ok I might be alone in this but, what about a Carmen San Diego (Reboot) themed exhibition for someone? Don't know who would skate it though but it would look cool...

Wouldn't be long enough but throw in some exotic/world music and