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Yuma Kagiyama's Turandot free skate music cut, composed by Christopher Tin

This edit was arranged for Yuma by the composer, in collaboration with Yuma's choreographer Lori Nichol and coach Carolina Kostner! They talk about how the project came together here.

More behind-the-scenes videos about the creation of the program:

Jackie Wong (Rocker Skating) interviews Christopher Tin

We choose to go to the moon We choose to go to the moon in this decade And do the other things Not because they are easy But because they are hard Because that goal will serve to organize and measure The best of our energies and skills

We choose to go to the moon We choose to go to the moon in this decade Because that challengе is one that we are willing to accеpt One we are unwilling to postpone And one which we intend to win

We set sail (We set sail) on this new sea Because there is new knowledge to be gained New rights to be won And they must be won and used for the progress of all people For space science, like nuclear science and technology Has no conscience of its own Whether it will become a force for good or ill Depends on man

Whether this new ocean will be a sea of peace Or a new terrifying theater of war A theater of war

For the eyes of the world now look into space The moon and the planets beyond With hopes for knowledge and peace

For the eyes of the world now look into space The moon and the planets beyond

We have vowed that we shall not see space filled with weapons But with instruments of knowledge

We have vowed that we shall not See it governed by a hostile flag But with a banner of freedom and peace

There is no strife, no prejudice No conflict in outer space

Its conquest deserves the very best of all mankind

We choose to go to the moon. (But why, some say, the moon?) We choose to go to the moon. (Why choose this as our goal?) We choose to go to the moon. (Why, 35 years ago) We choose to go to the moon. (Fly the Atlantic?)

And they may well ask why climb the highest mountain? Why?

Many years ago the great British explorer George Mallory Who was to die on Mount Everest, was asked Why did he want to climb it

(He said,) "Because it's there." "Because it's there."

Space is there (Well, space is there) And we're going to climb it Space is there (and the moon and planets are there) Space is there (and new hopes for knowledge) And peace are there

We choose to go to the moon. (And, therefore as we set sail) We choose to go to the moon. (We ask God's blessing) We choose to go to the moon. (on the most hazardous and) dangerous and

Greatest adventure, the Greatest adventure, the Greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked

We choose the moon We choose the stars We choose the sky

We choose to Go!

We choose to go! We choose to go! We choose to...

babe, wake up! new [title theme music to Civilization by Christopher Tin] just dropped!

includes lyrics from:

The Iliad

Beowolf

Popol Vuh

"Live Gloriously" (Civilization VII Main Theme) by Christopher Tin

The lyrics to "Live Gloriously" are from four ancient epics, all of which carry the same message: Do something magnificent before you die, and your name will live forever.

The lyrics:

THE ILIAD (Ancient Greek) me man aspoudi ge kai akleios apoloimen mega rhexas ti kai essomenoisi puthesthai (Let me not then die ingloriously and without a struggle, but let me first do some great thing)

BEOWULF (Old English) Ure æghwylc sceal ende gebidan worolde lifes; wyrce se þe mote domes ær deaþe (Each of us shall endure this world’s life until the end; let he who is able achieve fame before death.)

POPOL VUH (K’iche’) Nab'e chel iwe, Nab'e nay puch kixq'ijiloxik Rumal saqil al, Saqil k'ajol. Ta chuxoq. Mawi chisachik i b'i'. (You shall be the first to arise, and you shall be the first to be worshipped by the sons of the noblemen, by the civilized vassals. So it shall be! Your names shall not be lost.)

Enjoy it🎤🔊🎵

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