We will put all new programmes by the skaters ANNONCES on their official sites, Facebook.
I will remind that Brian Joubert does not like to give information before Masters if you are going to see him in trainings in Poitiers or in summer practice, I will recommend you to ask for him him deeply.
Nous mettrons tous les nouveaux programmes ANNONCES par les patineurs sur leurs sites officiels , Facebook .
Je rappellerai que Brian Joubert n'aime pas donner des infos avant les Masters si vous le voir aux entraînements à Poitiers ou aux stages d'été ,je vous conseillerai vivement le lui demander .

Tomas Verner
SP: Carmina Burana (version Hip-Hop)
LP: "Sing Sing Sing" de Benny Goodman + "La vie en rose" par L.Armstrong

http://sport.idnes.cz/verner-dal-na-fanousky-pojede-na-kombinaci-armstronga-a-hip-hopu-pwj-/sporty.asp?c=A110516_155513_sporty_bur

Hip-hop Carmina Burana? Hmmmm.....

This gonna be very interesting!

That's one I'm gonna need to see LOL

Mary C.

Tomas' new programs are going to be very interesting LOL

I know some diehard fans are not so happy with this music selection, but me personally Im all excited about hip hop Carmina Burana. I know Carmina Burana is overused but I still LOVE it and a hip hop version - should be interesting!

I hope Brian skates to something cool this season.

My hope would be for a certain soundtrack but whatever makes him happy. I only worry that he is going to continue to try to do what other people think is best.

He said he chose already didn't he? Not that I want to know what it is. But he's already decided, right?

As for Tomas, I like "Sing Sing Sing" even if it's been done a lot, but I don't know about this hip hop business.

Yes, Brian has already decided his programs. Here is the article where he talked about it:
http://www.lanouvellerepublique.fr/SPORT/Sports-de-glisse/Patinage/JOUBERT-JOUE-PLACE

And he will work with Albena and Maxim again but I don't think that's really sure, yet?
It takes a lot of effort to change both programs for two years in a row. I hope he has chosen some cool music, too.

Thanks. I'm scatterbrained and forget where I read things.

http://web.icenetwork.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20110519&content_id=19268546&vkey=ice_news

Ashley Wagner: Pollock (SP) and Black Swan (FS) soundtracks, choreographed by Phillip Mills.

Gretchen Donlan/Andrew Speroff: "O mio babbino caro" (SP) and Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky (FS); choreographers are Sheryl Franks and Deidre Williams with footwork by Carrie Wall.

Stephen Carriere: "La Vie En Rose" and "Mack the Knife" by Louis Armstrong; Swan Lake (FS).

Wesley Campbell: Rodrigo's "Concierto de Aranjuez" (SP) and The Mission (FS).

Alexander Johnson: "O mio babbino caro" (SP) and the Khachaturian ballet Gayane (FS).

Paul Bonifacio Parkinson: SP:Nothing Else Matters by David Garrett (choreographed by Jeffrey Buttle)



I wonder how many "Black Swan"-programs we'll get to see from now on.


And Armin Mahbanoozadeh will skate to "Kill Bill" for one of his programs. Discovered him at last year's NHT and enjoyed his skating style very much. Looking forward to that program

Black Swan programs will become popular I guess LOL. I almost forgot Stephen Carriere was still around.

International Figure Skating
Brian Joubert and Daisuke Takahashi will both be spending time in Toronto this summer working with David Wilson on new programs. Wilson recently choreographed Takahiko Kozuka's new short program.
http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10150355930877538&id=278550292537