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Maria Titova Music Information (by Zoe Wan) Year Apparatus Music Title Rope No information Hoop Funiculi, Funicula composed by Luigi Denza 2010 Ball "Meditation" from Thais by Jules Massenet Clubs No information Ribbon (competition on Oct 2010) Ballet "Giselle" by Adolphe Adam Hoop OST "The Apartment" theme song-Jealous Lover-by Ferrante and Teicher Ball No tengo Tango by Mr. Tea Clubs (1st) Baya Baya by Safr Duo 2011 Clubs (2nd, in Eilat 2011) "Рио Рита (Rio Rita)" from TV series ""Место встречи изменить нельзя" Ribbon (1st) Ballet "Giselle" by Adolphe Adam Ribbon (2nd, in Eilat 2011) "Romeo and Juliet" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Hoop (1st) OST "The Apartment" theme song-Jealous Lover-by Ferrante and Teicher Hoop (2nd, Happy Caravan '12 & RUS Nationals Penza '12) Ballet "Swan Lake" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (different version with 2013) Ball (1st) No tengo Tango by Mr. Tea 2012 Ball (2nd, RUS Championships Penza 2012) "Memory" from musical "Cats" by Andrew Lioyd Webber Clubs "Рио Рита (Rio Rita)" from TV series ""Место встречи изменить нельзя" Ribbon "Romeo and Juliet" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Hoop Ballet "Swan Lake" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Ball Vdol po ulitse metelitsa metyot-Russian folk song Ball (2nd) "Adieu" by Giovanni Marradi 2013 Clubs "Vamos a Bailar" and "Quiero Sabe" by Gipsy Kings Clubs (2nd) "Baila Maria" by Alabina, Ishtar, Los Niños de Sara Ribbon (1st, Hope of Moscow 2013) " 'O sole mio" by Eduardo di Capua Ribbon (2nd) "I could have danced all night" from musical "My fair Lady" by Frederick Loewe Hoop (1st) Ballet "Giselle" by Adolphe Adam Hoop (2nd) mix from musical "Cats" Hoop (3rd) "Guerrileros" and "Ange et Demon" by Maxime Rodriguez Ball "Adieu" by Giovanni Marradi 2014 Clubs "Baila Maria" by Alabina, Ishtar, Los Niños de Sara Ribbon (1st) "Katyusha" (Russian: Катю́ ша) composed by Matvei Blanter Ribbonmariatitovatheswan.com (2nd) "Russian Dance" from ballet "Swan Lake" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Gala (1st at GP Holon 2014) "Etude In D-sharp minor, Op. 8, No. 12" by Alexander Scriabin Gala (2nd at Galina Gorenkova Memorial Tournament 2014) "Romance: White Acacia" 2015/04/20 http://mariatitovatheswan.com Note: some information, big thanks my friend Joanna!!! Maria Titova Music Information (by Zoe Wan) Year Apparatus Music Title Hoop "End Credits" by Bruno Coulais & The Children's Choir Of Nice ("Coraline" OST) Ball "Romance: White Acacia" composer: unknown Clubs "Malagueña" composer: unknown 2015 "A Time for Us" Instrumental Version by David Davidson (from "Beautiful Strings") Ribbon Composed by Nino Rota (from "Romeo & Juliet" 1968 OST) Gala "Etude In D-sharp minor, Op. 8, No. 12" by Alexander Scriabin mariatitovatheswan.com 2015/04/20 http://mariatitovatheswan.com Note: some information, big thanks my friend Joanna!!!.

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