2026-27 Program Music and Choreographers

Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin (GEO) - Free Dance:
This season, we wanted our Free Dance to tell a story that is deeply personal to me.
I’ve lived with partial hearing loss since childhood, and this year, together with our team, we decided to turn that part of my life into something we could express on the ice.
For the first time, our music wasn’t simply something we found, it was created specifically for this program. Built around my own words, thoughts, and experiences, and brought to life with the help of AI, it became an original piece of music made for our Free Dance.
This program is about sound, silence, and the way we experience the world differently. About what it means to hear and what it means to feel something even when you can’t hear all of it. Through the choreography and our interaction on the ice, Gleb and I bring this story to life together, showing it not only through the music, but through emotion.
It feels a little scary to share something this personal, but also very special.
This season, we’re not just skating to music.
We’re telling a part of my story.
Choreography by Romain Haguenauer
 
Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin (GEO) - Free Dance:

Choreography by Romain Haguenauer
Will be interested to see this program.
 
Taschlerova/Taschler
FD: Lux by Rosalia, choreo by Massimo Scali
 
Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin (GEO) - Free Dance:

Choreography by Romain Haguenauer
🙄🙄🙄
 
Diana Davis/Gleb Smolkin (GEO) - Free Dance:

Choreography by Romain Haguenauer
Can we please go back to the times when figure skating programs actually were figure skating programs instead of personal journeys, therapy and woke shit?

I'd rather watch 346578345 Carmens, Nutcrackers, Swan Lakes or Pirates instead of another dreary emo program about somebody's "journey".
 
Evgeni Semenenko (AIN2):
FP - Le Comte de Monte-Cristo
Choreographer: Benoit Richaud
Semenenko's SP: Count Dracula
Choreographer: Nikita Mikhaylov
 
A bunch of AIN 2 updates from ISU website:

Kaganovskaia/ Nekrasov
Rhythm Dance
Elegie (produced by AI)
Danse Macabre by Sephira
what's that with ice dancers and AI

Free Dance
Plan & Elevation: IV. The Orangery by Attacca Quartet
Fratres For Violin String Orchestra and Percussion by Arvo Part
Outro by M83

Petr Gumennik
Short Program (choreography by Shae Lynn Bourne)
My Body Is A Cage by Peter Gabriel

Free Skating (choreography by Daniil Glekhengauz)
On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter
The Departure by Max Richter
Dona Nobis Pacem 2 by Max Richter

Anna Frolova
Short Program
Be Italian (from "Nine") by Fergie

Free Skating
Hymn to the Sea (from "Titanic" soundtrack) by James Horner
An Irish Party in Third Class (from "Titanic" soundtrack) by James Horner
My Heart Will Go On (Love Theme from "Titanic" soundtrack) by Céline Dion, Walter Afanasieff
 
Taschlerova/Taschler
FD: Lux by Rosalia, choreo by Massimo Scali
RD:
Hello, Dolly! by Jerry Herman
The Embassy Waltz by Frederick Loewe
I Got Rhythm by George Gershwin

FD:
Mundo Nuevo by Rosalia
Magnolias by Rosalia
Jeanne by Rosalia
Berghain by Rosalia

Source: https://www.isuresults.com/bios/isufs00103356.htm
 
Sofia Val/Asaf Kazimov (ESP):
Tᴀɴɢᴏ ᴘᴇʀ ʟᴀ ʟɪʙᴇʀᴛᴀ́ 🎭🖤~ FD 2026-2027
Choreographer: Kirill Khaliavin

RD is
The Best Is Yet To Come by Frank Sinatra
That's Life by Frank Sinatra
New York, New York by Frank Sinatra

Source: http://www.isuresults.com/bios/isufs00116442.htm
 
Madeline Schizas (CAN)
SP: Jazz Medley - Why Don’t You Do Right, Sing, Sing, Sing!
Choreographer: Asher Hill
 
Petr Gumennik
Free Skating (choreography by Daniil Glekhengauz)
On the Nature of Daylight by Max Richter
The Departure by Max Richter
Dona Nobis Pacem 2 by Max Richter
Gleikhengauz working with Petr Gumennik on his FS to music from the Hamnet film soundtrack:
Post about the process of adding Yura Borisov’s voiceovers to Richter's music:
 
Gleikhengauz working with Petr Gumennik on his FS to music from the Hamnet film soundtrack:
Post about the process of adding Yura Borisov’s voiceovers to Richter's music:
Why does everyone insist on ruining Max Richter's beautiful music. First that Bitter Earth voiceover and now this :wuzrobbed Just let the music play!
 
Célina Fradji/Jean-Hans Fourneaux (FRA) have a Sinners free dance, choreographed by Benoit Richaud:
 
Camille KOVALEV / Pavel KOVALEV FRA https://isu-skating.com/figure-skating/skaters/pairs/camille-kovalev-pavel-kovalev/
SP: Ameksa by Taalbi Brothers
FS: Days Gone Quiet by Lewis Capaldi
Choreographer: Pavel Kovalev
I missed seeing Camille's program announcement with clips earlier:

SP on July 22:

FS on August 9:
 
Katarina Wolfkoston/Dimitry Tsarevski

RD:
Nocturno by Guido Luciani
Asturias (feat. 2WEI) by Suprhot
Uccen (Dwts Remix) by Taalbi Brothers

FD:
Nina's Dream (from "Black Swan" soundtrack) by Clint Mansell
It's My Time (from "Black Swan" soundtrack) by Clint Mansell
Nina's Dream (from "Black Swan" soundtrack) by Clint Mansell
Swan Lake (Epic Version) by Petr I. Tchaikovski, Jorg Hendriks
Swan Lake Screams Trailerized by Wall of Noise
Swan Lake Trailerized by Wall of Noise

Source: ISU bio
Choreographers: Tanith Belbin, Greg Zuerlein, Anna Matuszewski, Dmitry Chaplin
 
Apologies if I missed this news. Nika Egadze's short program apparently is to Pulp Fiction.

 
June 29:
According to this interview with Nika Egadze, Benoit has choreographed his short program to the Pulp Fiction soundtrack. He says it's goofy and includes hip hop. He's planning to end it with a back flip:
August 21 video:

Fear/Gibson teased - with 2 photos - their FD music reveal tomorrow:
 
June 29:

August 21 video:

Fear/Gibson teased - with 2 photos - their FD music reveal tomorrow:
Madonna's Material Girl? Although they've done Madonna for the RD before. A Marilyn Monroe program? Hopefully not anything to do with Moulin Rouge, although the costumes don't really look like that.
 
I've probaby forgotten this as well, so here's a reminder that Stephen Gogolev is skating his long program to Moulin Rouge. :lol: This post includes added bonus info on his quads:

 
I've probaby forgotten this as well, so here's a reminder that Stephen Gogolev is skating his long program to Moulin Rouge. :lol:
This is new info that Stephen revealed today at High Performance Camp in Mississauga. :)

Madeline Schizas spoke a bit more about her programs at HP Camp (link is posted in the "Canadian figure skating" thread in GSD): https://www.fsuniverse.net/forum/threads/canadian-figure-skating.111461/page-10#post-6948562
Her short program is a jazz medley: “‘Why Don’t You Do Right’ by Sinead O’Connor and ‘Sing, Sing, Sing,’ which was one of my very first programs when I was little.” 🎶
“Sing, Sing, Sing” is a full‑circle callback: “When I say it was my first program, I really mean it… I was quite literally seven.”
The free skate stays secret for now, but the intention behind her musical choices is clear: “They have a little more personality, and I think they reflect my personality a little bit better than some of the other ones I’ve chosen in the past.”
Lia Pereira/Trennt Michaud revealed their program music at HP Camp - SP: https://www.instagram.com/p/DchcSxCtG96/
"This year’s short is a bit of a samba. We kind of went more Latin, Rio themed.”
The music blends two pieces, “Bayana” and “Megalena,” chosen in close collaboration with their coaches. Lia says the choice came from an instant connection: “It was in our playlist, and I remember listening to it and really gravitating towards it… I was so happy when all three of us agreed.”
With help from choreographers Madison Hubbell and Adrian Diaz and music editing by Kaitlin Hawayek, Lia and Trennt are leaning into their Latin flair and performance quality all season long.
Their FS: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dchc8NeNRTg/
... a contemporary, classical-inspired piece set to music from Eternal Eclipse’s “Forgotten Odes”.
As Trennt explains, the free is all about power with restraint and length: “Our free is [a] completely different realm… trying to show that we can have that long, effortless skating and [use] our power and our speed, but making it long.”
The Canadian champions are moving away from strict storylines like Gladiator and Pirates and into something more interpretive and artistic. Lia describes the concept at Skate Canada’s High Performance Camp: “It’s kind of like we’re two pieces of art, and music brings us to life… the music starts to build and we start to build with the music.” 🎶
 
This is new info that Stephen revealed today at High Performance Camp in Mississauga. :)
Yeah. I was (half) joking about forgetting it. I've actually been on the lookout for this info. I'm surprised that BENOIT and his media team did not have an announcement like he has with other skaters. (No interview with Stephen from Peak Ice yet, either.)
 
Gabrielle Daleman at HP Camp: https://www.instagram.com/p/DchnMXvjDdS/
... keeping the fan‑favourite “Roxanne” short program and unveiling a new “Gods of Egypt” long — a powerful blend of past program styles (Samson & Delilah and Hérodiade) and something completely her own.
Last season's SP music as listed in her ISU bio:
Amor Congelado by District 78, Chris Lightbody, Spencer Yaras, Robert Steinmiller
El Tango De Roxanne - Ewan McGregor, Jose Feliciano, Jacek Koman, Sting, Baz Luhrmann, Mariano Mores
Choreographer: Lori Nichol

Marie‑Jade Lauriault & Romain Le Gac at HP Camp: https://www.instagram.com/p/DchqB5dDE9N/
For the waltz rhythm dance, they’ve gone full character: Mr. Bean goes to dance class.🤣
Marie‑Jade is the dance teacher. Romain is Mr. Bean, learning cha‑cha, waltz and swing. Romain says the goal is simple: “We hope for no falling, but a lot of laughing.”
They wanted to “bring back the comedy” to their choreography while maintaining elegance. Romain explains that the challenge is “to see where we can push the comedy but still keep the classy into it,” and they admit they “might have gone too far a few times,” then had to step back. The program is designed to grow through the season, with more character and surprises layered in as they go.
"Their free dance is inspired by the butterfly — metamorphosis, toil, and renewal."
... abandoned an earlier music choice that wasn’t clicking and turned to atmospheric, little‑known Daft Punk tracks “Horizon” and “Prime.” Romain calls the music “really like atmospheric,” giving them permission to move differently and step outside their comfort zone while still “stay[ing] us and ourselves.”
 

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