Music, ballet, skating recommendations

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On this page, I share some of my favourite performances of classical music, ballet, opera, and figure skating. All included performances are listed in an essentially random order, and the list will grow with time.

For a complete catalogue of performance recordings, visit unitel.de.

P.S. Here is a list of great musician's jokes.

P.S.2 Here is some Extremely Serious Ballet Content.


Live Performances

Here is a selected list of significant live performances I have been to.


Classical Music (Back to top)

Here I organize by composer-composition in a non-specific order. The majority of the repertoire contains specific versions I enjoy.
Video recordings by Herbert von Karajan, Karl Böhm, Leonard Bernstein and others of their time, were filmed with great visual aesthetic, are more "music movies" than recordings. They will be marked, and are strongly recommended. So are recorded rehearsals with these conductors.

Some fantastic educational resourses for classical music include Young People's Concerts, Omnibus TV programs, The Unanswered Question: Six Talks at Harvard presented by Leonard Bernstein. These are arguably the best broad introduction to classical music, especially orchestral music out there. And Bernstein is one of the greatest music educators of his time. TV script are avaiable from Bernstein's website. Also worth visiting is Herbert von Karajan's website.

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  1. Johann Sebastian Bach
  2. Ludwig van Beethoven
  3. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  4. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
  5. Johannes Brahms
  6. Gustav Mahler
  7. Josef Anton Bruckner
  8. Richard Strauss
  9. Dmitri Shostakovich
  10. Jean Sibelius
  11. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
  12. Antonín Leopold Dvořák
  13. Franz Schubert
  14. Bedřich Smetana
  15. Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky
  16. Ottorino Respighi
  17. Georg Friederich Händel
  18. Franz Joseph Haydn
  19. The Strauss family


Ballet (Back to top)

Here I organize by ballet repertoire in a non-specific order. The majority are complete performances, with a few gala recordings and music selections.
Some recordings were made in the style of "ballet movie". They will be marked, and are strongly recommended.

Some resourses include the 1967 documentary Fundamentals of Classical Dance by the Bolshoi Ballet Academy. The George Balanchine Foundation, The Rudolf Nureyev Foundation, and The Marius Petipa Society provide in-depth analysis and discussion of the artistic styles of these great choreographers. The book Apollos Angels: A History of Ballet by Jennifer Homans gives a comprehensive history and culture of classical dance, and Ballet's Magic Kingdom: Selected Writings on Dance in Russia, 1911-1925 by Akim Volynsky is also great reading.

For introductory and fun content, Ballet Reign's Youtube channel offers both lighthearted intrudction and in depth analysis of individual ballets, variations, and ballet styles, and Extremely Serious Ballet Content.

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  1. Giselle
  2. Swan Lake
  3. The Nutcracker
  4. The Sleeping Beauty
  5. Don Quixote
  6. Jewels
  7. Coppélia
  8. Les Flammes de Paris
  9. Le Corsaire
  10. The Pharaoh's Daughter
  11. The Dream (A Midsummer Night's Dream)
  12. Anna Karenina
  13. La Sylphide
  14. Concerto Barocco
  15. Serenade (Tchaikovsky)
  16. Ballet Imperial (Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No.2)
  17. Les Sylphides (Chopiniana)
  18. Paquita
  19. Symphony in C Major
  20. Theme and Variations
  21. Études
  22. Vienna Waltzes
  23. Mozartiana
  24. ABT at the MET 1984 (gala).
  25. NeujahrsKonzert Ballet, Wiener Staatsballett, Wiener Philharmoniker. (movies)


Opera (Back to top)

Here I organize by composer-composition in a non-specific order. The majority of the repertoire contains specific versions I enjoy.
Like in Classic Music section, recordings made during the time of Karajan and Böhm were filmed such that they are more "movies" than performance recordings. They will be marked, and are strongly recommended.

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  1. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  2. Richard Wagner
  3. Georges Bizet
  4. Richard Strauss
  5. Giuseppe Verdi
  6. Johann Strauss II
  7. Jacques Offenbach
  8. Ludwig van Beethoven


Figure Skating (Back to top)

Here I organize by skating program in a non-specific order. The majority have links to high quality videos.

  1. Carmen on Ice. (Movie) Katarina Witt, Brian Boitano, Brian Orser, 1990. link
  2. Ice Symphony. (clips) John Curry, Royal Albert Hall, 1984. Nutcracker Adagio, Tchaikovsky Pas de deux
  3. Piano Concerto No.2 by Rachmaninoff. Chen Lu, 1996 World Figure Skating Championships FS. link
  4. Piano Concerto No.2 by Rachmaninoff. Mao Asada, 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics FS. link
  5. Nessun Dorma. Yuna Kim, All That Skate 2014. link
  6. Masquerade Waltz. Mao Asada, 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics SP. link
  7. Meditation of Thaïs. Yuna Kim, 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Gaga Exhibition. link
  8. Ballade No.1 by Chopin. Mao Asada, Carnival on Ice 2010. link
  9. Giselle. Yuna Kim, All That Skate 2011. link
  10. Butterfly Lovers. Chen Lu, 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics FS. link
  11. Unstoppable. Alexandra Trusova, Skate Canada 2019 Gala Exhibition. link
  12. Carmen. Alena Kostornaia, World Junior Championships 2018 Gala Exhibition. link
  13. Experience. Alena Kostornaia, Russian National Championship 2018 FS. link
  14. Dreams of a Winter Journey. Alena Kanysheva, ISU JGP Linz 2018 FS. link
  15. Trio Élégiaque No.2 by Rachmaninov. Kseniia Sinistyna, Russian Junior Championships 2019 FS. link
  16. Lullaby by Tchaikovsky. Kseniia Sinitsyna, Russian National Championship 2022 SP. link
  17. Seventeen Moments of Spring. Anna Shcherbakova, Russian Challenge 2023.03.18. link
  18. The Swan. Sofia Muravieva, Russian Seasons 2023.03.30. link
  19. Nocturne in F Minor by Chopin. Kseniia Sinitsyna, Russian National Championship 2024 SP. link
  20. Bolero. Mao Asada, Everlasting33 2024. (no online source found)
  21. Dancing Conductor. Mark Kondratiuk, Russian Challenge 2025.03.22. link


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This page is last updated on 2026/09/01.