Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA - 1996 World Figure Skating Championships, Ice Dancing, Free Dance - Anjelika Krylova and Oleg Ovsiannikov of Russia placed 2nd in the Free Dance to win the Silver Medal here.
Л.Украина.смотрю несколько выступлений очень красиво танцуют,от души. А здесь прикольно и вообще цвет белый это Святость а красный это любовь.молодцы! С миром!
При чем здесь святость? при чем здесь любовь? у них русский народный танец и костюмы соответствующие. Вы не в церкви, не городите свое религиозное мракобесие, надоели вы со своей дуростью
👍💞🙏🥇 que dire je ne m'en lasse pas de voir la si belle talentueuses exceptionnelle ANGELICA et oleg quel programme de feu sublime, les danseurs de maintenant devraient en prendre de la graine pour leurs programmes fadichons
Какой артистизм! Какая слаженность катания! Какая скорость! Какой наполненный смыслом танец! Великолепно! Современные танцоры увлеклись трюкачеством и сложными элементами. На второй план ушли артистизм, философия, идея, музыкальная наполненность и прочие немаловажные элементы! Современные танцоры должны почерпнуть от них их достижения в катании! Особенно нужно на это обратить внимание судей. От судей зависит будут ли фигуристы концентрировать своё внимание на эти элементы или это уйдёт из профессионального катания в шоу программы!
@Gaeilgeoir That's because the Continents Cup took place in the Fall of 1996. So, when Tracy Wilson referred to last year's Free Dance, she meant last season's Free Dance, which was this dance. Worlds was in Spring of 1996.
Thanks for uploading this video 3Axel1996. Do you have the interview fluff piece on them for this world championship series? I always found their stories very endearing.
What is effective of the tremendous speed, unison, and the interpretation of the music...EVEN the audience recognized it with the clapping...Get a clue honey.
@sunshinesun101 lol). The audience may like music, but it is not music competition. Sure, they do get points for music interpretation, but nevertheless, this interpretation has to be done utilizing complicated handholds (if the team wants to win) . Otherwise, it is just a good entertaining routine but not a competitive one.
@@MsRumex OH Darling there you go again showing your ignorance...OF course interpretation or "artistry" then WAS and Still is important...The artistry ordinals BROKE tiebreakers. Sad. Please learn more.
@3Axel1996 But in your video 'Krylova & Ovsiannikov (RUS) - 1996 Continents Cup, Ice Dancing, Free Dance', that was in the same place, in 1996; at 1:10, the female commentator in that video states their performance (at Continents Cup) was much more dramatic than last year's performance which was very "doll-like and light"; I'm sure she was describing the above performance, but it would've been the 1995...help me understand here. :)
This is a charming free dance that was skated with good phrasing and finesse. But the content is very underwhelming for me. I actually might've placed Anissina & Peizerat ahead of this. Even though A&P still had a ways to go in terms of their technical abilities at that time, their free dance was more well balanced in terms of content than either B&K's or this one.
Their original dance that year was studying and though this was charming it’s was more like a gala programme it didn’t do them justice. I suspect they were trying to show they can range
@@belindatyrrell4604 Maybe. But if you look at their other free dances, they were all very underwhelming in terms of content with tons of hand to hand and side by side skating. And whenever they were in more difficult handholds (waltz or foxtrot) their upper bodies were often very stiff and tense. I think it's because he engulfs her hand instead of actually holding it.
@@gk891 The judges never even considered A&P a competitor for K&O this season. Nor did the competitors. Commentators mentioned battles between K&O vs B&K and B&K vs A&P, but never A&P vs K&O.
@@travisstrong5389 Which is a shame because looking back, it's almost shocking to me how superior A&P are to K&O. I thought A&P should've won the free dance here. And possibly the gold overall even though G&P were way ahead in the compulsories.
@@gk891 The crazy thing is if A&P had finished over K&O at the 95 worlds, where they had some ordinals above them in all programs but the free dance, they probably never drop behind them again. That is the protocaled nature of ice dance.
