Eurovision Young Dancers 1993
5. Eurovision Young Dancers | |
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date | June 13, 1993 (semi-finals) June 15, 1991 (final) |
Host country | Sweden |
venue | Dansens hus, Stockholm |
Broadcasting television station | |
Moderation | Anneli Alhanko & John Chrispinsson |
Pause filler | Documentation about the dancers who did not reach the final. |
participating countries | 15th |
winner | Spain |
First time participation | Estonia Greece Poland Slovenia |
Returning participants | Austria |
Withdrawn participants | Bulgaria Italy Yugoslavia Netherlands Portugal |
Voting rule | A jury of experts determines the first three places. The remaining results remain unpublished. |
◄ EYD 1991 • EYD 1995 ► |
The 5th Eurovision Young Dancers took place on June 15, 1993 at Dansens hus, in Stockholm , Sweden . The host was SVT , which was commissioned to host a Eurovision Young Dancer for the first time.
The winner was the Spanish dancer Zenaida Yanowsky with her dance Esmeralda . It was the third time that Spain was able to win the competition. It was also the first time that a country had won the competition twice in a row. Second place went to the Swiss dancer Kusha Angst. In contrast, third place went to the dancers from France and Austria.
venue
SVT chose the Dansens hus in Stockholm as the venue . It was the first time that Sweden hosted an EYD.
format
Dancers between the ages of 16 and 21 could perform. However, only solo dancers or couples could compete. There was another semi-final, as the number of participants would otherwise exceed the time frame. There all 15 participants competed against each other, but only eight of them qualified for the final. There was still a professional jury, but this again awarded 1st to 3rd place. The chairman of the jury was the Swedish dancer Nils-Åke Häggbom. The other jury members were:
- Josette Amiel
- Frank Andersen
- María de Ávila
- Paolo Bortoluzzi
- Gigi Gheorghe Caciuleanu
- Birgit Cullberg
- Peter Van Dyk
- Micha van Hoecke
- Pierre Lacotte
- Elsa-Marianne Von Rosen
- Heinz Spoerli
- Elisabetta Terabust
- Jorma Uotinen
Moderation
The Swedish dancer and actress Anneli Alhanko and the Swedish presenter and journalist John Chrispinsson acted as moderators.
Attendees
A total of 15 countries took part in the Eurovision Young Dancers in 1993, as many as in 1991 . However, Bulgaria, Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal withdrew from the competition. Yugoslavia also withdrew from the competition, as the country had meanwhile disintegrated into its republics. Of these republics, however, only Slovenia made its debut. Estonia, Greece and Poland also took part for the first time in 1993. Austria, on the other hand, returned to the competition and thus participated in the competition for the first time since 1989 .
Semifinals
The 1993 semi-finals took place on June 13th, two days before the final. The following countries have already been eliminated in the semi-finals:
country | Attendees | Dance Choreography (C) |
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Belgium | Rafaella Raschella |
The Sleeping Beauty C: M. Petipa |
Denmark | Julie Strandberg & Mads Blangstrup |
The Flower Festival in Genzano C: A. Bournonville |
Estonia | Stanislav Jermakov & Luana Georg |
The Flower Festival in Genzano C: A. Bournonville |
Greece | Theodora Bourbou |
Esmeralda C: M. Petipa |
Norway | Kristine Oren |
The Snark C: S. Edvardsen |
Slovenia | Ursa Vidmar |
Don Quixote C: M. Fokin |
Cyprus | Lia Haraki |
Sunrise - Sunset from Out of Silence C: N. Loizidu |
final
Eight countries competed against each other. Only the first three places were announced.
space | country | Attendees | Dance Choreography (C) |
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1. | Spain | Zenaida Yanowsky |
Esmeralda C: M. Petipa |
2. | Switzerland | Kusha fear |
The Corsair C: M. Petipa |
3. | France | Raphaëlle Delaunay-Belleville |
Paquita (Second variation of Pas de trois) C: M. Petipa |
3. | Austria | Gregor Hatala |
Vayamos al diablo, 5 tangos C: H. van Manen |
- | Finland | Riina Laurila |
Vague Woman (From Symphony no.1) C: H. Heikkinen |
- | Germany | Jens Weber & Franziska Koc |
Tchaikovsky - Pas de Deux C: G. Balanchine |
- | Poland | Anna Sasiadek & Jacek Bres |
Esmeralda C: A. Vaganova |
- | Sweden (hosts) | Ludde Hagberg |
Coppelia C: A. Saint-Léon |
transmission
A total of 15 television companies broadcast the event:
country | Channel |
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participating countries | |
Belgium | RTBF |
Denmark | DR |
Germany | ZDF |
Estonia | ERR |
Finland | YLE |
France | France 3 |
Greece | ERT |
Norway | NRK |
Austria | ORF |
Poland | TVP |
Sweden | SVT |
Switzerland | SRG SSR |
Slovenia | RTV SLO |
Spain | RTVE |
Cyprus | CyBC |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c d e f EBU : The Eurovision Young Dancers 1993 Official Booklet. In: issuu.com. January 15, 2013, accessed July 20, 2019 .
- ↑ a b c EBU : Eurovision Young Dancers 1993. In: youngdancers.tv. Retrieved July 20, 2019 .
Web links
- Website (English)