[233], Alongside the song contest and appearances from local and international personalities, performances from non-competing artists and musicians have been included since the first edition,[37][234] and have become a staple of the live show. In the final the presenters call upon a representative spokesperson for each country in turn who announces their jury's points, while the results of the public vote are subsequently announced by the presenters. Die Geschichte zeigt, dass es dieses Musik-Genre in der Regel eher schwer hat beim Songcontest. This group, as the highest-paying EBU members which significantly fund the contest each year, subsequently became known as the "Big Four" countries. [210] "Eres tú", performed by Spain's Mocedades and runner-up in 1973, became the first Spanish-language song to reach the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States,[211] and the Grammy-nominated "Ooh Aah... Just a Little Bit", which came eighth in 1996 for the United Kingdom, sold 790,000 records and achieved success across Europe and the US, reaching #1 on the UK Singles Chart and peaking at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100. 0665. [73][74][75] The delegations from the qualifying countries in each semi-final attend a qualifiers' press conference after their respective semi-final, and the winning delegation attends a winners' press conference following the grand final. Anerkennung und Wertschätzung aller Menschen wird beim ESC gross geschrieben. 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[33] The programme is staged by one of the participant countries and is broadcast from an auditorium in the selected host city. Concerns have been raised regarding political friendships and rivalries between countries potentially influencing the results. Produced using the methods presented in:; Initially announced as a one-off participant to commemorate the contest's 60th anniversary; has since gained participation rights until 2023. [100] From 1998 televoting was extended to almost all competing countries, and subsequently became mandatory from 2004. Holographic Collection. [117] Historically the announcements were made through telephone lines from the countries of origin, with satellite links employed for the first time in 1994, allowing the spokespersons to be seen visually by the audience and TV spectators. [342][343][344] Several community events have been held virtually, particularly since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. [25][26], Eurovision had been held every year until 2020, when that year's contest was cancelled in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. [94][95] Currently the number of people permitted on stage during competing performances is limited to a maximum of six, and no live animals are allowed. 0679. [74] The second dress rehearsal, alternatively called the "jury final" and held the night before the broadcast, is used as a recorded back-up in case of technological failure, and performances during this show are used by each country's professional jury to determine their votes. Changes in Europe following the end of the Cold War saw an influx of new countries from Central and Eastern Europe applying for the first time. Mai 2021 in Rotterdam (Niederlande) statt. [366][367][368] The EBU has announced plans for a number of future contests in different regions: the Eurovision Asia Song Contest for countries in the Asia-Pacific region;[369][370] and an American Song Contest has been announced as a counterpart in the United States, with artists representing the 50 U.S. Eurovision Song Contest 2021. Each participating country submits an original song to be performed on live television and radio, transmitted to national broadcasters … The Sopot International Song Festival has been held annually since 1961; between 1977 and 1980, under the patronage of the International Radio and Television Organisation (OIRT), an Eastern European broadcasting network similar to the EBU, it was rebranded as the Intervision Song Contest. As of 2020[update], Germany has competed more times than any other country, having participated in all but one edition, while Ireland holds the record for the most victories, with seven wins in total. In 2012, Loreen released her debut studio album Heal, and then debuted her sophomore album, Ride, five years later.Atlas, the artist's third album, is … Oktober 2018 stellte die EBU das Motto des Eurovision Song Contests 2019 vor. Based on the Sanremo Music Festival held in Italy since 1951, Eurovision has been held annually (apart from 2020) since 1956, making it the longest-running annual international televised music competition and one of the world's longest-running television programmes. [339], In the run-up to each year's contest, several countries regularly host smaller events between the conclusion of the national selection shows in March and the contest proper in May. The Eurovision Song Contest is an annual competition held among active member countries of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). Each member country submits a song to be performed on live television and then casts votes for the other countries' songs to determine the most popular song in the competition. [105][155][156], 67 songs from 27 countries have won the Eurovision Song Contest as of 2019[update]. für Helden) ist ein englischsprachiges Lied des schwedischen Sängers Måns Zelmerlöw. 67 songs written by 124 songwriters have won the Eurovision Song Contest, an annual competition organised by member countries of the European Broadcasting Union.The contest, which has been broadcast every year since its debut in 1956 (with the exception of 2020), is one of the longest-running television programmes in the world. [38][39][40] Competing acts perform sequentially, and after all songs have been performed viewers are invited to vote for their favourite performances—except for the performance of their own country—via telephone, SMS and the official Eurovision app. 25.03.21 | Sänger und Musical-Darsteller Jendrik ist Deutschlands Kandidat beim Eurovision Song Contest 2021. One of the oldest and largest Eurovision fan clubs is OGAE, founded in 1984 in Finland and currently a network of over 40 national branches across the world. [1][7] The winning song was "Refrain", representing the host nation Switzerland and performed by Lys Assia. (dt. [35][147] This status has caused consternation from other competing countries, and was cited, among other aspects, as a reason why Turkey had ceased participating after 2012. [91][92], The rules for the first contest specified that only solo performers were permitted to enter;[93] this criteria was changed the following year to permit duos to compete, and groups were subsequently permitted for the first time in 1971. The accompanying music (used on other Eurovision broadcasts) is the Prelude (Marche en rondeau) to Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Te Deum. May 18 2021 20:00:00 +0100 Semifinal 1 May 20 2021 20:00:00 +0100 Semifinal 2 May 22 2021 20:00:00 +0100 Grand Final Johnny Logan won … [274] Russia eventually pulled out of the contest after offers for Samoylova to perform remotely were refused by Russia's broadcaster, Channel One Russia, resulting in the EBU reprimanding the Ukrainian broadcaster, UA:PBC. [16] Australia became the first country to participate from outside the European Broadcasting Area in 2015, following an invitation by the contest's Reference Group. The event is monitored by an Executive Supervisor appointed by the EBU, and by the Reference Group which represents all participating broadcasters, who are each represented by a nominated Head of Delegation. [43] Among the most successful televised selection shows is Sweden's Melodifestivalen, first established in 1959 and now one of Sweden's most watched TV shows each year. [96] With this rule's introduction Sandra Kim, the winner in 1986 at the age of 13, shall remain the contest's youngest winner in perpetuity. Traditionally held in the country which won the preceding year's event, the contest provides an opportunity to promote the host country and city as a tourist destination. [72][73] Following rehearsals delegations meet with the show's production team to review footage of the rehearsal and raise any special requirements or changes. [7][57] With a population of 1,500 at the time of the 1993 contest, Millstreet, Ireland remains the smallest hosting settlement, although its Green Glens Arena is capable of hosting up to 8,000 spectators. [36][37] The results of the voting are subsequently announced; in the semi-finals the 10 highest-ranked countries are announced in a random order, with the full results undisclosed. 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[74][78][79] The "Eurovision Village" is an official fan zone open to the public free of charge, with live performances by the contest's artists and screenings of the live shows on big screens. ", "The Eurovision Song Contest travels to America! [101] In exceptional circumstances, such as due to developing emergency situations, participating broadcasters may delay or postpone broadcast of the event. This was changed from a random draw used in previous years in order to provide a better experience for television viewers and ensure all countries stand out by avoiding instances where songs of a similar style or tempo are not performed in sequence. Controversial moments from past editions include participating countries withdrawing at a late stage, censorship of segments of the broadcast by broadcasters, and political events impacting participation. [158][159] Portugal waited the longest, recording their first win in 2017, 53 years after their first participation. [327][328] Conchita Wurst's win was met with criticism on the Russian political stage, with several conservative politicians voicing displeasure in the result. [119][169] Julio Iglesias was relatively unknown when he represented Spain in 1970 and placed fourth, but worldwide success followed his Eurovision appearance, with an estimated 100 million records sold during his career. Eurovision Song Contest findet am 18., 20. und 22. The contest has received criticism for its musical and artistic quality, and for a perceived political aspect to the event. ", "Russian singer wins 2008 Eurovision Song Contest", "Eurovision's Sanitized Vision of Israel", "Stockholm Revisited Part Five: Interval Acts", "Mellanakten hyllas av Eurovision-tittarna", "The Grey People (Interval act Semi – Final 1 of the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest)", "13 times Eurovision got super political", "Fringe show celebrates Eurovision kitsch", "What makes the perfect Eurovision song? [84] Competing entries may be performed in any language, be that natural or constructed, and participating broadcasters are free to decide the language in which their entry may be performed. [330][331], The Eurovision Song Contest has amassed a global following and sees annual audience figures of between 100 million and 600 million. [40][102], The main vocals of competing songs must be performed live during the contest. [67] Delegations will typically arrive in the host city two to three weeks before the live show, and each participating broadcaster nominates a head of delegation, responsible for coordinating the movements of their delegation and being that country's representative to the EBU. Each country awards two sets of 1–8, 10 and 12 points to their favourite songs, based on the views of an assembled group of music professionals and the country's viewing public, with the song receiving the most points declared the winner. [196] French "yé-yé girls" Francoise Hardy and contest winner France Gall are household names of 1960s pop culture, while Hardy being a pioneer of street style fashion trends and an inspiration for the global youthquake movement. [3] Originally, the same logo was used for both the Eurovision network and the European Broadcasting Union, however, they now have two different logos; the latest Eurovision network logo was introduced in 2012, and when the ident is transmitted at the start and end of programmes it is this Eurovision network logo that appears. [42][165] The trophy is typically presented by the previous year's winner; others who have handed out the award in the past include representatives from the host broadcaster or the EBU, and politicians; in 2007 the fictional character, Joulupukki, presented the award to the winner Marija Šerifović. [93][134][135], From the original seven countries which entered the first contest in 1956, the number of competing countries has steadily grown over time. A maximum of 44 countries can take part in any one contest. [47] Associate Member broadcasters may be eligible to compete, dependent on approval by the contest's Reference Group. [41], Since 1957 each country's votes have been announced during a special voting segment as part of the contest's broadcast, with a selected spokesperson assigned to announce the results of their country's vote. [145][151] The format of this semi-final remained similar to the final proper, taking place a few days before the final; following the performances and the voting window, the names of the 10 countries with the highest number of points, which would therefore qualify for the grand final, were announced at the end of the show, revealed in a random order by the contest's presenters. [20][21][22] A total of 52 countries have taken part in at least one edition, with a record 43 countries participating in a single contest, first in 2008 and subsequently in 2011 and 2018. [40][102] Since 1999 broadcasters who wished to do so were given the opportunity to provide advertising during short, non-essential hiatuses in the show's schedule. [44][45], Active Members (as opposed to Associate Members) of the European Broadcasting Union are eligible to participate; Active Members are those who are located in states that fall within the European Broadcasting Area, or are member states of the Council of Europe. 2016 – … [7][16] Australia became the first non-EBU member country to compete following an invitation by the EBU ahead of the contest's 60th edition in 2015;[23][24] initially announced as a "one-off" for the anniversary edition, the country was invited back the following year and has subsequently secured participation rights until 2023. [130] The first contest in 1956 was primarily a radio show, and although cameras were present to broadcast the show for the few Europeans who had television sets no video footage of the contest is known to have survived. [162] Meanwhile, Norway has come last more than any other country, appearing at the bottom of the scoreboard on eleven occasions, including scoring nul points four times. [57][143], In 1999 an exemption from relegation was introduced for France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom, giving them an automatic right to compete. [263], Although many of these traits are ridiculed in the media and elsewhere, for others these traits are celebrated and considered an integral part of what makes the contest appealing. [80], The contest is organised annually by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), together with the participating broadcaster of the host country. As of 2016[update] a combined national televoting and jury result is calculated for each country, and the country which has obtained points from the most countries following this calculation is deemed to have placed higher. Remove from wishlist. I am too, "Dutch Eurovision contestant Duncan Laurence comes out as bisexual", "I Am A Lesbian! [108][109] The running order for the final is then decided following the second semi-final by the producers, taking into consideration both the competing songs' musical qualities as well as stage performance, to best work around the set up of any props, lighting requirements and other production considerations. [105], Semi-final qualifiers make a draw at random during the winners' press conference to determine whether they will perform during the first or second half of the final; the automatic finalists then randomly draw their competing half in the run-up to the grand final, except for the host country, whose exact performance position is determined in a separate draw. [249][187][250][251] Guest performances have been used as a channel in response to global events happening concurrently with the contest. [41][94], Historically, each country's points were determined by a jury, consisting at various times of members of the public, music professionals, or both in combination. 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[100] In 1999 the rules were changed again, making the orchestra an optional requirement; the host broadcaster of that year's contest, Israel's IBA, subsequently decided not to provide an orchestra, resulting in all entries using backing tracks for the first time. [107][108] The automatic qualifiers are assigned at random to a semi-final for the purposes of voting rights. [72][74] Each live show is preceded by three dress rehearsals, where the whole show is performed in the same way as it will be presented on TV. The Eurovision Song Contest is the world's biggest live music event - reaching... Jump to Thousands of spectators attend each year, and journalists are present to cover all aspects of the contest, including rehearsals in venue, press conferences with the competing acts, and other related events and performances in the host city. [153][154] 10 qualification spots would be available in each of the semi-finals, and a new system to split the competing countries between the two semi-finals was introduced based on their geographic location and previous voting patterns, in an attempt to reduce the impact of bloc voting and to make the outcome less predictable. To create a consistent visual identity a generic logo was introduced ahead of the 2004 contest. Here we go! Eurovision Song Contest findet am 18., 20. und 22. Der Songcontest war auch Sprungbrett zu Weltkarrieren. ", "Which countries will perform in which Semi-Final at Eurovision 2018? [279][280], Israel's participation in the contest has resulted in several controversial moments in the past, with the country's first appearance in 1973, less than a year after the Munich massacre, resulting in an increased security presence at the venue in Luxembourg City. The Eurovision Song Contest is an annual singing competition with acts representing primarily European countries. Stars von einst und heute gaben sich ein Stelldichein. [8] Voting during the first contest was held behind closed doors, with only the winner being announced on stage; the use of a scoreboard and public announcement of the voting, inspired by the BBC's Festival of British Popular Songs, has been used since 1957. He … [3][4][5] The EBU's general assembly agreed to the organising of the song contest in October 1955, under the initial title of the European Grand Prix, and accepted a proposal by the Swiss delegation to host the event in Lugano in the spring of 1956. Eurovision Song Contest - 23.05.2015 21:00 Uhr Måns Zelmerlöw war im Vorfeld als heißer Favorit gehandelt worden. Ireland. [40] All competing entries must include vocals and lyrics of some kind and purely instrumental pieces are not allowed. [36][37] Viewers are welcomed by one or more presenters who provide key updates during the show, conduct interviews with competing acts from the green room, and guide the voting procedure in English and French. [93][6] No known footage of the 1964 contest exists either, with conflicting reports of the fate of any copies that may have survived. [69] Present if desired is a commentator, who provides commentary of the event for their country's radio and/or television feed in their country's own language in dedicated booths situated around the back of the arena behind the audience. [113][116][309], Eurovision has had a long-held fan base in the LGBT community, and contest organisers have actively worked to include these fans in the event since the 1990s. [103], Since 2013 the order in which the competing countries perform has been determined by the contest's producers, and submitted to the EBU Executive Supervisor and Reference Group for approval before public announcement. The popularity of the contest has led to the creation of several similar events, either organised by the EBU or created by external organisations, and several special events have been organised by the EBU to celebrate select anniversaries or as a replacement due to cancellation. There's just hours left until the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest winner is crowned.. Whoever is this year's champion will be following in the footsteps of some truly iconic stars. The Eurovision Song Contest 2020 won't happen but the event has a proud history with plenty of winners. [332][333] The contest has become a cultural influence worldwide since its first years, is regularly described as having kitsch appeal, and is included as a topic of parody in television sketches and in stage performances at the Edinburgh Fringe and Melbourne Comedy festivals among others. Lordi won in 2006 with 292 points, scoring highest of all winners until 2009, when Aleksander Rybank took over with his impressive 387 points. The best of Spain in Eurovision", "El Festival de la OTI, el olvidado Eurovisión de las Américas", "After snubbing the Eurovision Song Contest, Turkey officially launches 'Turkvision, "The Greatest Song Contest in the World is coming to Asia! [34] Since 2008 each contest is typically formed of three live television shows held over one week: two semi-finals are held on the Tuesday and Thursday, followed by a grand final on the Saturday. [60][61], An individual slogan and theme has been associated with most editions of the contest since 2002 and utilised by contest producers when constructing the show's visual identity, including the stage design, the opening and interval acts, and the "postcards". [15] Other countries have had relatively short waits before winning their first contest, with Ukraine victorious on their second contest appearance in 2004 and Latvia winning with their third entry in 2002. [142][100] This was subsequently changed again in 2001, back to the same system used between 1993 and 1995 where only the results from that year's contest would count towards relegation. These events typically include the artists which will go on to compete at that year's contest, and consist of performances at a venue and "meet and greets" with fans and the press. [40][68] Members of each country's delegation include performers, composers, lyricists, members of the press, and—in the years where a live orchestra was present—a conductor. Heroes (engl. [172][173], A number of performers have competed in the contest after having already achieved considerable success. Das dazugehörige Logo wurde am 8. [363], Similar international music competitions have been organised externally to the EBU. [7][157] A majority of winning songs have been performed in English, particularly since the language rule was abolished in 1999. [40], The orchestra was a prominent aspect of the contest from 1956 to 1998. The Eurovision Song Contest (French: Concours Eurovision de la chanson) is an international song competition organised annually by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) which features participants representing primarily European countries. [9] The tradition of the winning country hosting the following year's contest, which has since become a standard feature of the event, began in 1958. [257][260][261] Given Eurovision is principally a television show, over the years competing performances have attempted to attract the viewers' attention through means other than music, and elaborate lighting displays, pyrotechnics, and extravagant on-stage theatrics and costumes having become a common sight at recent contests;[262] criticism of these tactics have been levied as being a method of distracting the viewer from the weak musical quality of some of the competing entries. [238][239], Among other artists who have performed in a non-competitive manner are Danish Europop group Aqua in 2001,[240][241] Russian pop duo t.A.T.u. Write a nice, slow song about love", "Eurovision: What is it and what time is it on? The Eurovision Song Contest 2020 was supposed to be the 65th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, and the 5th time the Netherlands had hosted the event. ", "Luxembourg: Small in size, big in Eurovision", "How Scotland's football team has given Baccara's 'Yes Sir I Can Boogie' a sudden chart comeback", "Tozzi: "Ti amo" ha 40 anni, merita una festa", "Eurovision's honour roll: from Domenico Modugno to ABBA and Celine Dion", "Vote switch 'stole Tatu's Eurovision win, "Las Ketchup: "We didn't choose to do Eurovision — we had to do it, "Patricia Kaas représentera la France à l'Eurovision", "Engelbert Humperdinck is United Kingdom entrant!
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