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14 contestants left means 7 great songs to listen to. Although, I must admit that I think I’m missing people like Mia Michaels, Shane Sparks, Wade Robson and the likes. Still good stuff, but could be even better with the above listed choreographers.

Vincent-Oliver Noiseux and Lisa Auguste danced a Samba to the song Skip to the Bip—Club Des Belugas ft. Brenda Boykin choreographed by Dmitry Chaplin

Miles Faber and Lara Smythe danced a West Coast Swing to the song Livin’ for the Weekend—The O’Jays choreographed by Benji Schwimmer

Nico Archambault and Arassay Reyes danced a Hip Hop to the song Don’t Touch Me (Throw da Water on ‘em)—Busta Rhymes choreographed by Luther Brown

Danny Arbour and Allie Bertram danced a Contemporary to the song Someday—John Legend choreographed by Paul Becker

Francis Lafreniere and Natalli Reznik danced a Musical Theatre to the song Cell Block Tango—Countdown Singers choreographed by Sean Cheesman

Jesse Catibog and Caroline Torti danced a Hustle to the song Womanizer—Britney Spears choreographed by Benji Schwimmer

Izaak Smith and Kaitlyn Fitzgerald danced a Jazz to the song Breakin’ Dishes—Rihanna choreographed by Blake McGrath

More people are sent home on the So You Think You Can Dance Canada top 16 results show. Here’s the top 16 So You Think You Can Dance Canada results show music.

Tons of unique dances in the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Top 16 performance show. As always, here’s a link to the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Top 16 music.

Check out the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Top 18 results show that someone posted on Youtube. If you’re looking for the music, you can find the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Top 18 music here.

Check out the performances from the Top 18 performance show. Here’s a full list of music from the SYTYCDC top 18.

Group dance to the song “Old School” from Hedley (Viennese Waltz; Jean-Marc Généreux )

Joey Matt danced a solo to the song “This Year’s Love”—David Gray
Tamina Pollack-Paris danced a solo to the song “Strip Tease”—Danity Kane
Francis Lafreniere danced a solo to the song “Knock ‘Em Out”—Lily Allen
Natalli Reznik danced a solo to the song “Con todo palabra”—Lhasa de Sela
Izaak Smith danced a solo to the song “Cry Me a River”—Justin Timberlake
Kaitlyn Fitzgerald danced a solo to the song “Awake”—Secondhand Serenade

Eliminated:
Joey Matt
Tamina Pollack-Paris

Check out the music from the SYTYCDC Performance Show or any of the previous SYTYCDC music.

I apologize for posting this a little bit late. It’s been a busy week for me including a quick trip to Hawaii and back. I’ll be catching up with everything this weekend. Enjoy the music and check for previous SYTYCDC music.

Click on the iTunes link below the song to download the music from iTunes.

Miles Faber and Lara Smythe danced a Krump to the song Tiny Ram Antem—Tha J-Squad choreographed by Lil C

Izaak Smith and Kaitlyn Fitzgerald danced a Cha-cha-cha to the song Make Me Sweat—Basement Jaxx choreographed by Benji Schwimmer

Vincent-Oliver Noiseux and Lisa Auguste danced a African Jazz to the song Hlohonolofatsa—Soweto Gospel Choir choreographed by Sean Cheesman

Joey Matt and Tamina Pollack-Paris danced a Hip Hop to the song Ditch That…—The-Dream choreographed by Luther Brown

Francis Lafreniere and Natalli Reznik danced a Rumba to the song Perfidia—New 101 Strings Orchestra choreographed by Gustavo Vargas

Danny Arbour and Allie Bertram danced a Quickstep to the song The Boogie Bumper—Casa musica Sound Studios Düsseldorf choreographed by Pierre Allaire

Nico Archambault and Arassay Reyes danced a Contemporary to the song Let Me Leave—Marc Broussard choreographed by Blake McGrath

Jesse Catibog and Caroline Torti danced a Rock and roll to the song Miss Murder—AFI choreographed by Melissa Williams

- Original Music Video

A big thanks to Selly from Dance Outlook for sending us the following writeup about the So You Think You Can Dance Tour visit to Kansas City. If you have been to a different city and have pictures, videos or want to write about your experience, then let us know. About one more month left for the So You Think You Can Dance tour and there are still tickets available for future tour stops.

Without further ado, here’s Selly’s experience and pictures from the So You Think You Can Dance Kansas City tour stop:
On Wednesday night, I attended the 2008 SYTYCD Tour at Sprint Center in Kansas City. I had amazing seats (thanks to presale) in the 5th row. I actually enjoyed the show more than I expected to. This has been my least favorite season, but I had a lot of fun seeing all of the dances live. I didn’t take notes, so this isn’t going to be a formal review by any means, but just some general notes/comments.

Kherington needs to close her mouth. Instead of smiling at inappropriate times like she did on the show, most of her facial expressions are approximately :O This was actually one of the first things I noticed during the show.

After the requisite video montage of Nigel’s Top 5 “memorable” (aka bad) auditions, the dancers came out and performed Shane Sparks’s Elevator group number.

The dancers were introduced and did mini-solos. They then re-introduced themselves live. Katee then said that she would not be performing at all that night due to injury. I knew she had hurt her back, but I still had hope for at least the Will/Katee Complexions Pas De Deux or at least No Air.

Twitchington performed first with their “We’re Escaped Convicts” hip hop by Napoleon and Tabitha. Among other dances, they did a “world tour” of dance styles from around the world featuring Thayne and Chelsie’s Cha Cha, Josh and Twitch’s Trepak which Gev introduced in Russian (and a dress), Courtney and Mark’s Viennese Waltz (once again, Gev wore a dress), and the group Bollywood number.

Some of the highlights of the night for me were Bleeding Love, Five Guys Named Moe, The Garden, The Dance, Twitchington’s “Bed” contemporary (which I have rose petals from in my purse), Money Money, and pretty much anything involving Chelsea H., Courtney, or Mark.

Despite the odd facial expression, I was actually really impressed by Kherington. Because all of the dances involving Katee except for group numbers were cut, some “emergency backup dances” were added in addition to the ones on the normal set list. These included Courtney and Josh’s Frankenstein hip hop (which I have no recollection of ever seeing before), Courtney and Gev’s Rumba, Jessica and Will’s “Shirt” contemporary, Marksie’s Kiss Kiss jazz and Twitchington’s Too Darn Hot Broadway.

I think there were a coupe other Courtney dances added, too. Because Katee did not perform, Jessica King did her solo which I was not at all impressed with. I know there’s a lot I haven’t talked about, but it’s really hard to remember everything. However, if you have any specific questions, it would probably make it a lot easier for me to come up with an answer than to post every single little detail that I can dredge up.

At one of the merchandise stands, I bought a tour t-shirt (just the regular one, not anything dancer-specific), leggings, and a program, all of which were ridiculously overpriced, but super cute. People were going crazy with grabbing fake money, rose petals, and confetti when they swept the stage off. I managed to grab some rose petals and ended up with a random lost bobby pin from the stage in an attempt to get confetti.

I took a lot of pictures before intermission, when my camera
conveniently died, but I’m fairly sure my camera is broken. They all
turned out massively blurry and most of them had weird lines across
them. I tried to pick out some of the better ones though.

Stay on your toes,

Selly from Dance Outlook

Check out the music from the So You Think You Can Dance Canada elimination show. I’m still working on a couple of the songs, but I’ll update them as I find them. Check out the performance show music and all the previous SYTYCDC music.

Lisa Auguste danced a solo to the song “I’m a Woman”—Koko Taylor

Dario Milard danced a solo to the song “Ketto”—Bonobo

Romina D’Ugo danced a solo to the song

Vincent Noiseux danced a solo to the song “Black and Gold”—Sam Sparro

Caroline Torti danced a solo to the song “Goodbye Apathy”—One Republic

Jesse Catibog danced a solo to the song “Four”—Jon Hendricks (lyrics) / Miles Davis (music)

Top 18 So You Think You Can Dance Canada Elimination:
Dario Milard
Romina D’Ugo

I apologize for posting this a little late. Sometimes life gets in the way of So You Think You Can Dance Canada music. No worries though. I’ll always get to it sooner or later. Enjoy the music and check out all the previous So You Think You Can Dance Canada Music here.

Danny Arbour and Allie Bertram danced a Mambo to the song Mambo Gozon—Tito Puente choreographed by Tony Meredith and Melanie LaPatin

Vincent Noiseux and Lisa Auguste danced a Hip-hop to the song Anti-Matter—N.E.R.D. choreographed by Jae Blaze

Nico Archambault and Arassay Reyes danced a Musical Theatre to the song Somebody to Love—Queen choreographed by Melissa Williams

- Original Music Video
Francis Lafreniere and Natalli Reznik danced a Paso Doble to the song España Cañí—Manhattan Pops Orchestra choreographed by Tony Meredith and Melanie LaPatin

Izaak Smith and Kaitlyn Fitzgerald danced a Dancehall to the song Click Mi Finger—Erup choreographed by Jae Blaze

Miles Faber and Lara Smythe danced a Viennese Waltz to the song At Last—Etta James choreographed by Amy Wright

Jesse Catibog and Caroline Torti danced a Hip-hop to the song Touch It—Busta Rhymes choreographed by Tanisha Scott

- Original Music Video
Joey Matt and Tamina Pollack-Paris danced a Contemporary to the song Crocodile Rock—Elton John choreographed by Paul Becker

Dario Milard and Romina D’Ugo danced a Jazz-Pop to the song Disturbia—Rihanna choreographed by Sean Cheeseman

- Original Music Video