Danish music charts

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Hit lists , track lists are the names of the Danish music charts .

The Danish music charts used by Nielsen Music Control and partly by the Danish Association of the IFPI charged. They are published on the chart's own website hitlisten.nu.

history

1965-1993: IFPI charts

In April 1965 the Danish IFPI Association began to evaluate a 20-unit chart list, the Top 20 Chart , monthly and to publish it in Danish newspapers.

From April 1969 these were drawn up and published on a weekly basis. From May 1973 to December 1978, singles and albums were combined in a chart list at the request of the domestic radio stations in order to be able to offer the chart program more diverse.

1993-2001: Nielsen Music Control & IFPI

In 1993 Nielsen Music Control took over the development and publication of the Danish music charts as AC Nielsen from the Danish IFPI association.

2001–2007: hit lists

At the beginning of 2001, the Danish charts, Singles Top-20 and Download Top 20, were listed under the name Hitlisten .

From 2007: track lists and hit lists

In November 2007, album charts, streaming charts and single charts were created with track lists , which were continued in place of the previous hit list charts.

These charts are also partly evaluated by IFPI Denmark .

Further charts and rankings are listed under the term hit lists :

  • Compilation top 10
  • Bit album top 20
  • Bit Track Top 20
  • Ring toner top 10
  • Airplay Top-20 (for radio airplays)
  • Music DVD top 10
  • Entertainment DVD Top-10
  • TV series DVD Top 20

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Billboard: IFPI forms sales chart (May 3, 1969)
  2. ^ The first mixed IFPI chart from May 1 1973
  3. ↑ Hit-nyt: Singlists bliver til tracklists . IFPI Danmark. October 23, 2007. Archived from the original on October 28, 2007.