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The finale of So You Think You Can Dance Canada is one of the best shows of the year since it brings back all of the top 20 dancers to perform the best dance numbers from the season. It was also really cool to see 2 group numbers from the top 20 of So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Check them out:

Don’t forget to download all the So You Think You Can Dance Canada finale music and also pickup your SYTYCDC tour tickets.

It took me a little while to go back to the So You Think You Can Dance Canada music archives and find all the songs from the finale of So You Think You Can Dance Canada. However, I think I’ve got all of the songs from the finals listed below. Let me know if something is missing or if something isn’t quite right with the music. Make sure you go back and check out all the past So You Think You Can Dance Canada music.

Luther Brown choreographed a top 20 group hip-hop routine to “Get Up” by 50 Cent

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Natalli and Nico danced to the choreography of Melissa Williams in a disco number from the Top 6 performance show to the song “Knock on Wood”—Amii Stewart

Danny and Allie danced a mambo from the Top 18 show which was choreographed by Melanie LaPatin and Tony Meredith to the song Mambo Gozon—Tito Puente

Miles and Lisa danced Blake McGrath’s contemporary piece from the Top 6 show (Blake dedicated this dance to his grandmother and had a huge mirror set center stage) to the song “The Face”—RyanDan

Melissa Williams’ theater number was danced by Nico and Arassay during the Top 18 week to the song Somebody to Love—Queen

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On the first top 20 episode Allie and Danny danced a Melissa Williams jive to the song Rock This Town sung by Stray Cats

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From the Top 16 show Lisa and Vincent danced Sean Cheesman’s Afro-jazz number to the song Hlohonolofatsa—Soweto Gospel Choir

From the Top 12 week Natalli and Francis danced a salsa by choreographer Gustavo Vargas to the song “Hasta Que Se Rompa el Cuero” - Sonora Carruseles

Lisa and Vincent danced to the very first house number during the Top 12 week to the song 100% Pure Love—Crystal Waters

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Lil “C” ’s Krump was danced by Miles and Lara originally performed during the Top 16 week to the song Tiny Ram Antem—Tha J-Squad

From the Top 8 show Natalli and Vincent danced choreographer Stacey Tookey’s contemporary piece to the song “Happy Ending”—Mika

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Luther Brown’s hip-hop choreography was danced by Allie and Izaak from the Top 6 show to the song “Tell Me”—Diddy feat. Christina Aguilera

Nico and Arassay danced Paul Becker’s jazz from the Top 12 week to the song It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World—James Brown

From the Top 18 week Natalli and Francis performed Tony Meredith and Melanie LaPatin’s paso doblé to the song España Cañí—Manhattan Pops Orchestra

Lara and Miles danced Danny Quilliam’s foxtrot the performed originally during the Top 12 performance to the song “Summer Wind”—Michael Bublé

From the Top 14 week Blake McGrath choreographed a jazz-funk piece for Kaitlyn and Izaak to the song Breakin’ Dishes—Rihanna

From the Top 8 performance week Eric Caty choreographed a samba for Miles and Allie to the song “Aguanite”—Héctor Lavoe

Natalli and Nico danced the quickstep during the Top 6 performance choreographed by Melanie LaPatin and Tony Meredith’s to the song “Swingin’ at the Savoy” - Mitch Woods & His Rocket 88’s

Top 20 group number inspired by ‘Dirty Dancing’ to the song “Do You Love Me” by The Contours

Click on any of the itunes images above to download the So You Think You Can Dance Canada music on iTunes.

Remember to buy your tickets for the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Tour

The half hour SYTYCDC results show where some talented dancers are sent home.

The best dance talent in Canada dances in the top 8 of So You Think You Can Dance Canada

Videos of the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Top 10 Results Show. I think I like how SYTYCDC only does 30 minute results show. The US might consider following this model.

The top 10 of So You Think You Can Dance Canada performance videos

Watch the So You Think You Can Dance Canada top 12 results show.

Check out the following list of songs from the week 7 episode of So You Think You Can Dance Canada or look back at the previous weeks SYTYCDC music.

Group dance to the song “Malagueña” —Brian Setzer ‘68 Comeback Special (Paso Doble Choreographed by Jean-Marc Généreux)

Lisa Auguste danced a solo to the song “Almost Lover”—A Fine Frenzy

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Allie Bertram danced a solo to the song “Tiny Dancer”—Elton John

Natalli Reznik danced a solo to the song “Marvellous”—Dragonette

Arassay Reyes

Nico Archambault danced a solo to the song “Seven Nation Army”—Alice Russell

Vincent Olivier-Noiseaux danced a solo to the song “Missin’ You”—Trey Songz

Miles Faber

Izaak Smith danced a solo to the song “I’m Mikey”—The Cool Kids

Eliminated dancers:
Arassay Reyes
Vincent Olivier-Noiseaux

Talented singers. Talented dancers. Talent Talent Talent. That’s about all that’s left on the So You Think You Can Dance Canada top 8. Plus, all the dancers will be heading on tour. Must be nice to be in So You Think You Can Dance Canada’s top 10. Here’s the list of music from the show with links to iTunes to download the SYTYCDC music.

Miles Faber and Allie Bertram danced a Samba to the song “Aguanite”—Héctor Lavoe choreographed by Eric Caty

Miles Faber and Allie Bertram danced a African Jazz to the song “Shosholoza”—Soweto Gospel Choir choreographed by Vicky Lambert

Izaak Smith and Arassay Reyes danced a Lindy Hop to the song “Welcome to the Black Parade”—My Chemical Romance choreographed by Benji Schwimmer

- Original Music Video
Izaak Smith and Arassay Reyes danced a Tango to the song “Pa’ Bailar (Instrumental Album Version)”—Bajofondo choreographed by Alex Da Silva

- Live Version
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Vincent-Oliver Noiseux and Natalli Reznik danced a Krump to the song “Lost Boiz Anthem”—Tha J-Squad choreographed by Lil’ C

Vincent-Oliver Noiseux and Natalli Reznik danced a Contemporary to the song “Happy Ending”—Mika choreographed by Stacey Tookey

- Original Music Video
Nico Archambault and Lisa Auguste danced a Jazz-Funk to the song “When I Grow Up”—The Pussycat Dolls choreographed by Blake McGrath

- Original Music Video
Nico Archambault and Lisa Auguste danced a Hip-hop to the song “Whatever You Like”—T.I. choreographed by Luther Brown

- Original Music Video

So You Think You Can Dance Canada’s Top 10 are following in the footsteps of So You Think You Can Dance US and going on tour. Here’s the So You Think You Can Dance Canada Tour Ticket Information (Buy Tickets on Ticketmaster).

So You Think You Can Dance Canada’s Top 10 are taking their moves on the road for an historic, 15-city, Canadian tour.

Fans will need to act fast, or they may miss the opportunity to see their favourite dancers in person. Tickets for the national tour go on sale this weekend November 21st, 2008.

The So You Think You Can Dance Canada Tour 2009 will feature hit routines from the #1 new show of Canada’s fall season.

The Top 10 dancers from CTV’s #1 new show, So You Think You Can Dance Canada, will be hitting the road this winter with an all-new stage show.

The tour, which offers fans from across Canada the chance to see the top 10 dancers performing their hottest routines in hip-hop, contemporary, ballroom, tango, mambo and salsa, is produced by 19 Entertainment, dick clark productions, AEG Live and Donald K Donald, and presented by Virgin Mobile.

Tickets for the So You Think You Can Dance Canada 2009 tour go on sale the weekend of November 21st, 2008. Please note that the times below are local times. On sale dates and ticket purchase information for each market is as follows:

Vancouver
Friday, January 30, GM Place
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Kelowna
Saturday, January 31, Prospera Place
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
Tickets available by calling 250-762-5050, at the box office, or at www.selectyourtickets.com

Edmonton
Monday, February 2, Rexall Place
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Calgary
Thursday, February 5, Stampede Corral
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Saskatoon
Saturday, February 7, Credit Union Centre
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Regina
Sunday, February 8, Brandt Centre
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Winnipeg
Monday, February 9, MTS Centre
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
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Thunder Bay
Tuesday, February 10, Fort William Gardens
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
Tickets available by calling 807-625-2929 or at the box office

Sudbury
Thursday, February 12, Sudbury Arena
On sale Friday, November 21 at 10:00 am
Tickets available by calling 705-671-3000, at the box office or at www.greatersudbury.ca

Toronto
Friday, February 13, Air Canada Centre
On sale Saturday, November 22 at Noon
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Montreal
Saturday, February 14, Place des Arts
On sale Friday, November 21 at Noon
Tickets available by calling 514-842-2112, 1-866-842-2112, or at www.laplacedesarts.com

Ottawa
Sunday, February 15, Scotiabank Place
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
Tickets available by calling 613-599-3267 (599-FANS), 877-788-3267 or at www.capitaltickets.ca

Hamilton
Tuesday, February 17, Copps Coliseum
On sale Saturday, November 22 at Noon
Buy Tickets

London
Wednesday, February 18, John Labatt Centre
On sale Friday, November 21 at Noon
Tickets available by calling 1-866-455-2849, or at www.johnlabattcentre.com

Kingston
Saturday, February 21, K-Rock Centre
On sale Saturday, November 22 at 10:00 am
Tickets available by calling 1 877 554 8399, or at www.tickets.com, or www.k-rockcentre.com

“Before we even crown Canada’s first-ever favourite dancer next month, So You Think You Can Dance Canada is making history with 19 and Dick Clark’s first-ever Canadian dance tour,” said Susanne Boyce, President, Creative, Content and Channels, CTV Inc. “As the #1 new series of the fall, the tour is an opportunity to give back to the fans who have supported the inaugural season in such overwhelming numbers.”

The Top 10 dancers hitting the stage are (in alphabetical order):

1. Allie Bertram, 18, a Ballet dancer from Calgary
2. Arassay Reyes, 21, a Contemporary/Latin dancer from South Surrey, BC
3. Danny Arbour, 26, a Latin and Ballroom dancer from Montreal
4. Izaak Smith, 19, a Hip-Hop and Contemporary dancer from Prince George, B.C.
5. Kaitlyn Fitzgerald, 18, a Contemporary dancer from Loretto, ON
6. Lisa Auguste, 27, a Contemporary/Hip-Hop dancer from Rexdale, ON
7. Miles Faber, 21, a Popper and Boogaloo dancer from Calgary
8. Natalli Reznik, 28, a Hip-Hop/Latin dancer from Toronto
9. Nico Archambault, 23, a Contemporary/Hip-Hop dancer from Montreal
10. Vincent Noiseux, 22, a Contemporary/Hip-Hop dancer from Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC