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    Saint-Saens Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso

    Fabulous for footwork at about 1:40.

    Or: The River Waltz with Lang Lang.

    Or: Pride and Prejudice soundtrack, Dawn although I'd rather see Alissa Csizny skate to this.

    Or: Boieldieu, Concerto for Harp and Orchestra starting at about 2:20 as it is too slow and ponderous for skating at first but then it picks up in speed and drama. Again, this is great for a skater with very good flow and lyricism so again Czisny comes to mind. Sorry, this recording isn't very good.

    Or: Chopin Nocturne in C sharp minor--Carron and Jost skated a heartbreakingly beautiful program to this a few years ago.

    Or: Chopin Piano Concerto No. 1, 1st movement

    Or: Chopin Nocturne In E Minor Op. 72, No. 1

    Or: Chopin Nocturne Op.27 No.1 Csizny! Get out of my head!
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    Quote Originally Posted by my little pony View Post
    Sentimental Journey by Esquivel and his Orchestra. IN my head, I always choreograph an SP to it when I hear it.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6ZGq-rNudk
    I've always wanted to see Alissa skate to Esquivel. She could wear some kind of mod outfit from the early 60's and skate to "whatchamacalit." Those funky horns could really highlight her spins.

    But why not Ashley The original version of Miniskirt (Sex & the City theme) would be great, too.
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    I realize that the Debussy's music, Clair de Lune, has been used numerous times. However, Victor Borge's rendition on piano was mesmerizing. I was delighted to find it on YouTube.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuazkV70vaM
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    Quote Originally Posted by my little pony View Post
    Sentimental Journey by Esquivel and his Orchestra. IN my head, I always choreograph an SP to it when I hear it.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6ZGq-rNudk
    Oh no! In my head I see Rachael Flatt kinderwhoring her way through this program.
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    Quote Originally Posted by my little pony View Post
    Sentimental Journey by Esquivel and his Orchestra. IN my head, I always choreograph an SP to it when I hear it.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6ZGq-rNudk


    Actually it sounds more Tomas Verner to me. He could pull off the silly without being ridiculous. Especially when they get to the 'zooo zooo zooos'.

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    I always wanted to see someone skate to the theme from "The Puppet Master" for a SP. I believe it's never been used.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWVwP...eature=related

    Strange piece of music. But would look good done in a harlequin-type unitard.
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    Very creepy, I like it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IceAlisa View Post
    Very creepy, I like it.
    Creepy in a humorous way. I like it, but I don't see Ashley skating to it - for some reason I could see it being more to Mirai's style.

    A little OT, but the one piece I would *flove* to see someone with the ability to pull it off skate to The Host of Seraphim by Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry aka Dead Can Dance.

    One needs to listen to the entire thing to get the full impact of this piece, which is classified as an instrumental though there are voices (you may recognize Gerrard's as she was the vocalist on the Gladiator soundtrack). It's extremely haunting, yet amazingly beautiful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wyliefan View Post
    http://twitter.com/#!/AshWagner2010/...04331055357952

    I suggested the "Eugene Onegin" waltz. As I've said on here many times, I've always wanted to see someone skate to that!
    Slightly off topic, but have you seen this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyn View Post

    A little OT, but the one piece I would *flove* to see someone with the ability to pull it off skate to The Host of Seraphim by Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry aka Dead Can Dance.
    I agree 100 percent. I heart Dead Can Dance a million percent. Laetitia Hubert had a pretty good program their music years ago. I could actually see Ashley doing something really interesting with the music. I think Cantara would be a really good piece.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Allen View Post
    I agree 100 percent. I heart Dead Can Dance a million percent. Laetitia Hubert had a pretty good program their music years ago. I could actually see Ashley doing something really interesting with the music. I think Cantara would be a really good piece.
    ZOMG, yes!! .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allen View Post
    I suggested A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics from the A Beautiful Mind soundtrack
    I've always loved the soundtrack from a Beautiful Mind, especially that song.

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    East of Eden

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    Janacek's Jenufa, beginning of act 2:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObKD1bAu2bk

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    Quote Originally Posted by toddlj View Post
    My favorite thing about her skating is how aggressive and strong she can be (when she's on.) I'm a big Leonard Bernstein fan, and would love for Ashley to skate to something from Candide. Bug, lush, dramatic, melodic.
    Cool suggestion - there's so much jumpy, sweeping energy in the overture. Skaters better skate big to Bernstein.

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    The soundtrack from "Motorcycle Diaries" has some fantastic music, esp. the overture: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FNlQ7zz8q4

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    I've always wanted someone to skate to Harry in Winter by John Williams (this version isn't the greatest quality, unfortunately, but it was all I could find). It might be a little repetitive on its own, but perhaps mixed with something else? I think it has the potential to be gorgeous, and it's never been used before.

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    [QUOTE=eusebius;3072898]Rachmaninov Prelude in G minor op. 23 no. 5
    I don't recall anyone ever skating to this ...


    I was waiting for a long time for somebody to mention this music for a program! My dd used it for a novice short program, I heard it over 100 times but never stopped loving it.
    We used London Orchestra version and I think it was better for a skating program that a piano version. I think it will be perfect for Ashley - powerful and beautiful.

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    If she wants cheerful, this came into my mind, one of my all-time favourite Cello Sonatas: Sammartini's Cello Sonata in G

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9h_WeY3dRk

    It has a lot of variation too and should be easily cuttable. It would make me super happy if someone skated to it. (And it has been on my mind a lot recently as I have been practicing this a LOT. If you listen to it you'll find out why I used the bold letters )

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    Quote Originally Posted by RockTheTassel View Post
    I've always wanted someone to skate to Harry in Winter by John Williams (this version isn't the greatest quality, unfortunately, but it was all I could find). It might be a little repetitive on its own, but perhaps mixed with something else? I think it has the potential to be gorgeous, and it's never been used before.
    Isn't it by Patrick Doyle? Beautiful, hope Ashley considers.
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