Your song

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Television broadcast
Original title Your song
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Country of production Germany
Year (s) since 2008
Production
company		 bsb-film media production, MBTV GmbH
length 25 minutes
final 115 minutes
Episodes 204 in 12 seasons
Broadcasting
cycle		 Monday to Thursday
final on Friday
genre Entertainment show
Theme music Peter Fox - Everything new (since 2009)
Director Andreas Z Simon
script Dieter Ochs
Moderation
First broadcast October 20, 2008 on KiKA
The moderators of Dein Song Bürger Lars Dietrich and Johanna Klum
Former logo (2018-2019)
Former logo (2009-2017)
Former logo (2008)

Dein Song is a songwriting competition for children and adolescents that has been organized and broadcast by the television station KiKA since 2008 . The first season was moderated by Jasmin Wagner and Benedikt Weber , in the second, Bürger Lars Dietrich was moderator alongside Jasmin Wagner. Johanna Klum and Bürger Lars Dietrich have been moderating since the third season . The documentary series is produced by bsb-film medienproduktion. MBTV GmbH will produce the live show .

history

At the beginning of 2008 children were asked to send their own composed songs to KiKA. 15 songs were selected from over 2000 applications. After a casting moderated by Jasmin Wagner and Benedikt Weber in the Jagdschloss Platte near Wiesbaden , the jury decided which ten participants would advance.

The jury then assigned a musician to each candidate. Together with the sponsor, the composed song was professionally produced and recorded. After each song was finished, a music video was also shot. Music video director Andreas Simon directed all ten music videos.

At the end of the season there was a live show in which the audience voted for the best song via telephone and SMS voting. The winner of Dein Song 2008 and thus “Songwriter of the Year 2008” was Joshua with his title Stubenrocker .

The second season aired in 2009. From the applications, 16 candidates were invited to Wiesbaden for casting. Here, two applicants each had to duel for a sponsor. This time, Citizen Lars Dietrich moderated Wagner's side. On November 20, Manu was voted "Songwriter of the Year 2009" in the big live show with his title "I hate War".

Also in 2011, 16 songwriters came to Schloss Biebrich in Wiesbaden. Ten candidates were then allowed to continue working on their song in the composer's camp in Ibiza . The remaining eight candidates then met their music godparents in the recording studio. Johanna Klum and Bürger Lars Dietrich moderated the event. In the 100-minute final show, Sarah Pisek was able to convince the audience with her song “Endlich frei” and was named “Songwriter of the Year 2011”.

In the 2012 final, Nina was able to prevail with her title “C'est fini” and was voted “Songwriter of the Year 2012” by the audience.

The anniversary relay was held in 2013. On the occasion of the five-year birthday of “Dein Song”, the final show was 115 minutes long this time. Lina Larissa Strahl was able to convince the audience with her song “Freakin 'Out” and received the title “Songwriter of the Year 2013”.

Pier Luca won the 2014 finale with his composition “Lost Without The Music” and was thus “Songwriter of the Year 2014”.

In 2015 Victoria Conrady was named "Songwriter of the Year" with her title "Maniac".

Leontina Klein was named “Songwriter of the Year 2016” with her title “Wie Sand”.

In 2017 Antonia White was named “Songwriter of the Year” with her title “Reality”.

In 2018 Jonah Splettstößer was named “Songwriter of the Year” in the anniversary season with his title “I don't want to watch anymore”.

In 2019, the candidates' music videos were shot together in a camp for the first time. At the final show, viewers were able to vote for their favorites online for the first time. In the end, Peer Waibel-Fischer became “Songwriter of the Year” with his title “You'll never walk alone”.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there was no major final show with candidates, sponsors and audience in 2020 . Instead, citizens Lars Dietrich, Johanna Klum and KiKA moderator Ben commented on the candidates' music videos in the studio and reviewed the casting, the composer camp and the studio work with the sponsors. The sponsors sent greetings to the candidates by video. In an online voting, Emmie Lee Epstein was voted “Songwriter of the Year” with her title “I'm Gonna Stay”.

Candidates, songs and music godparents

2008

  • Songwriter Winner 2008: Joshua

  • Winner Joshua performing with Julian and the Panik group

  • Stefanie sings with music godfather Roger Cicero Would You

  • Caroline sings with music godmother Nena Be with you

2009

* represented Reamonn, who could no longer participate due to lack of time; ** Neumann's second participation in the final in Dein Song ; *** was in the final show for health reasons from her sister Lulu Lewe represented

2011

* represented Nina Hagen, who withdrew her participation for health reasons

2012

2013

2014

  • Andreas Zöller - A Cry in the Night - Max Mutzke
  • Hannah Stienen - Oh My My My - Mrs. Greenbird
  • Jasmin Himmelmann - Feline - Madcon
  • Laura Bonicke - How It Feels - Blue
  • Nico Schwappacher - I'm going home - bosses
  • Philipp Göhring - Who knows - Revolverheld
  • Pier Luca Abel - Lost Without the Music - DJ BoBo - Songwriter of the Year 2014
  • Vincent Ott - Shades & Shadows - Cassandra Steen

2015

2016

2017

  • Vanessa Ryborz - Au Revoir - Cäthe
  • Patrick Haenger - This song - Max Giesinger
  • Finn Ulrich & Jonas Ulrich - War Girl - Lions Head
  • Dario Hoffmann - Awake - MoTrip
  • Farzin Javadi - She leaves me alone - Álvaro Soler
  • Cassandra Mae Spittmann - Going Home - Sara Hartman
  • Mathis Schuller - Three Lives - Nick Howard
  • Antonia White - Reality - Tim Bendzko - Songwriter of the Year 2017

2018

2019

  • Levent Geiger * - Hottest Girl - Nico Santos
  • Hannah Stanesby - Enchanted - Michael Schulte
  • Eliana Hebborn - You'll Take a Galaxy with You - Rea Garvey
  • Peer Waibel-Fischer - You'll never walk alone - Mike Singer - Songwriter of the year 2019
  • Merle Böwering - Enough - Max Mutzke
  • Raphaela Gouromichou - I see the angel in you - Vanessa Mai
  • Giulio Palmisano - The man from Alley 9 - Lea
  • Lily Hofmann - Give it a try - Angelo Kelly

* This is Geiger's second participation in the final in Dein Song since 2015

2020

  • Singa Diesner & Elul Dawit - Liking You - Younotus
  • Leo Kilper - The greatest thing in space - Lotte
  • Emmie Lee Epstein - I'm Gonna Stay - Ilira - Songwriter of the Year 2020
  • Richard Oschmann - Always the same - Annett Louisan
  • Anastassia Konavko - Someday - Kelvin Jones
  • Alexander Knue - ¡Desserts! - Moritz Eggert
  • Moritz Schreibeis & Liam Seidel - So Many Questions - The Orsons
  • Ayla Rosa Janssens - Pura Vida - Oonagh

Chart placements

Sampler

The following table contains all published samplers of the TV show. The chart information from Germany all come from the German compilation charts . In Switzerland , the chart information comes from the compilation charts, with the exception of Dein Song 2015 . Your 2015 song made it into the album charts. In Austria all albums were placed in the regular album charts.

year title Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements
(Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) 		Remarks
GermanyGermany DETemplate: chart table / maintenance / country unknown AT AT CH CH
2009 Your song DE4 (5 weeks)
DE 		- -
First published: November 20, 2009
contains three titles from the first season
2011 Your 2011 song DE2 (8 weeks)
DE 		AT38 (2 weeks)
AT 		-
First published: April 8, 2011
2012 Your song 2012 DE3 (8 weeks)
DE 		AT29 (1 week)
AT 		-
First published: March 30, 2012
2013 Your 2013 song DE1 (9 weeks)
DE 		AT14 (3 weeks)
AT 		-
First published: March 22, 2013
2014 Your song 2014 DE1 (8 weeks)
DE 		AT9 (3 weeks)
AT 		-
First published: April 4, 2014
2015 Your song 2015 DE2 (11 weeks)
DE 		AT12 (4 weeks)
AT 		CH10 (2 weeks)
CH
First published: March 6, 2015
2016 Your song 2016 DE1 (11 weeks)
DE 		AT6 (4 weeks)
AT 		CH13 (1 week)
CH
First published: March 18, 2016
2017 Your song 2017 DE1 (9 weeks)
DE 		AT6 (4 weeks)
AT 		CH6 (2 weeks)
CH
First published: March 17, 2017
2018 Your song 2018 DE2 (10 weeks)
DE 		AT5 (3 weeks)
AT 		CH9 (2 weeks)
CH
First release: March 16, 2018, in
addition to the conventional CD + DVD with the final tracks and the tracks from the composers' camp in Ibiza, a limited fan box was released for the anniversary season with all the winning titles, except for 2009, the nine previous seasons
2019 Your song 2019 DE1 (10 weeks)
DE 		AT9 (4 weeks)
AT 		CH8 (3 weeks)
CH
First published: March 15, 2019
2020 Your song 2020 DE2 (10 weeks)
DE 		AT46 (... weeks)
Template: chart table / maintenance / provisional / 2020AT 		CH9 (... weeks)
Template: chart table / maintenance / provisional / 2020CH
First published: March 20, 2020

Your song posts

year Title
artist 		Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements
(Year, title, artist , rankings, weeks, awards, notes) 		Remarks
DE DE AT AT CH CH
2013 Freakin 'Out
Lina Larissa Strahl feat. MIA. 		DE63 (1 week)
DE 		- -
First published: March 22, 2013
2014 Lost Without the Music
Pier Luca Abel feat. DJ BoBo 		DE98 (1 week)
DE 		- -
First published: April 4, 2014
2015 Maniac
Victoria Conrady feat. Mark Forster 		DE99 (1 week)
DE 		- -
First published: March 6, 2015

Jurors

year Juror 1 Juror 2 Juror 3 Juror 4
2008 Elin Skrzipczyk Nadja Benaissa Joja Wendt Gunther Mende
2009 Frank Ziegler Johanna Klum
2011 Annett Louisan Nadine Vasta Peter Hoffmann
2012 Jenniffer Kae
2013 Roman praise
2014 Pussycat Rolando Villazón
2015 Martin Haas
2016 Cäthe Laith Al-Deen
2017 Ole Woodpecker
2018 Stefanie Heinzmann
2019 Pussycat Elif
2020 Lary Angelo Kelly
2021 Lotte

Awards

  • 2018: Nomination for the German Television Award in the Best Factual Entertainment category.

Web links

Commons : Your Song  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Chart sources: DE AT CH