Melodi Grand Prix 2019

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Melodi Grand Prix 2019
Norway at the Eurovision Song Contest
Preliminary decision data
country NorwayNorway Norway
Broadcasting
station
NRK1-Logo.svg
Producing
broadcaster
Norsk-rikskringkasting-Logo.svg
place Oslo Spektrum- 2013-03-03 at 15-07-48.jpg
Oslo Spektrum , Oslo
date 2nd March 2019
Time 8:55 pm ( CET )
Duration approx. 160 minutes
Number of participants 10
Number of contributions 10
poll First round:
50% international jury voting, 50% televoting
Gold final & gold duel:
100% televoting
Opening act Alexander Rybak : That's How You Write a Song (Music / Text: Alexander Rybak) ; Fairytale (Music / Text: Alexander Rybak)
Pause filler Heidi Ruud Ellingsen : ESC burlesque ; Netta : Toy (Music / Text: Doron Medalie, Stav Beger)
Moderation
Heidi Ruud Ellingsen and Kåre Magnus Bergh

The 57th Melodi Grand Prix took place on March 2, 2019 at Oslo Spektrum and served to find the Norwegian entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv ( Israel ). As every year, the broadcasting station was the Norsk Rikskringkasting NRK1 . The band KEiiNO won the competition with their song Spirit in the Sky . They reached sixth place in the final in Tel Aviv, the best Norwegian result since 2013 .

format

concept

On January 31, 2018, the state broadcasting company Norsk rikskringkasting (NRK) confirmed its participation in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 as the first country.

As in the previous year, a final with three rounds will also be held in 2019. All ten participants will be evaluated in the first voting round by 50% international jury voting and 50% televoting. The four best participants with the most votes from the first round then compete against each other again in the second round, the so-called gold final . Only the audience determines the two finalists for the gold duel . The winner will then be determined by televoting.

Moderation

On December 6, 2018, NRK announced that Kåre Magnus Bergh and Heidi Ruud Ellingsen will be taking over the 2019 moderation . For Kåre Magnus Bergh it was the fifth time in a row that he moderated the preliminary decision. Heidi Ruud Ellingsen made her debut as a presenter of the Melodi Grand Prix.

Choice of contribution

Since the window for submitting contributions is always open in Norway, contributions can be submitted to NRK at any time. However, the window for submitting contributions for 2019 closed on September 9, 2018.

On September 10, 2018, NRK announced that the station had received over 1,000 applications. The producer and music director of the Melodi Grand Prix Stig Karlsen selected four participants from these applications for the preliminary decision. Six other participants were selected directly by NRK to take part in the competition.

Attendees

The participants were presented at a press conference on January 25, 2019. 15-second preview clips with the songs of the participants were then posted on nrk.no/mgp .

Recurring performers

A number of performers returned to the competition in 2019.

Interpreter Previous year of participation
Alexandra Rotan (member of KEiiNO ) 2018
Carina Dahl 2011 and 2013
Erlend Bratland 2015
Hank von Hell 2013
Mørland 2015 (winner)
Tom Hugo (member of KEiiNO ) 2013 and 2018

final

The winners of the Norwegian preliminary rounds: KEiiNO

The final took place on March 2, 2019 at 8:55 p.m. ( CET ) in the Oslo Spektrum . Four participants qualified for the gold final , of which two participants qualified for the gold duel.

Start number Interpreter Song
Music (M) and Text (T)
language Translation
(unofficial)
01 Chris Medina We Try
M / T: Chris Medina , Jason Gill, Tormod Løkling, Julimar Santo
English We try
02 D'Sound Mr. Unicorn
M / T: Kim Ofstad , Jonny Sjo, Mirjam Johanne Omdal, Magnus Martinsen, Tormod Martinsen
English Mister unicorn
03 Mørland En livredd man
M / T: Kjetil Mørland
Norwegian A man terrified to death
04th Anna-Lisa Kumoji Holla
M / T: Ashley Hicklin , Jeroen Swinnen, Maria Broberg
English -
05 Erlend Bratland Sing For You
M / T: Erlend Bratland, Arvid Solvang, Nils Egil Brandsæter
English Sing for you
06th Ingrid Berg Mehus Feel
M / T: Ingrid Berg Mehus, Bjørnar Hopland, Anthony Modebe
English Feel
07th Hank von Hell Fake It
M / T: Hans Erik Dyvik Husby , Andreas Werling
English Fake it
08th Carina Dahl Hold Me Down
M / T: Ashley Hicklin , Jeroen Swinnen, Pele Loriano, Laurell Barker, Laura Groeseneken
English Hold me tight
09 Adrian Jørgensen The Bubble
M / T: Jonas McDonnell, Aleksander Walmann , Kjetil Mørland
English The bubble
10 KEiiNO Spirit in the Sky
M: Tom Hugo , Henrik Tala, Fred Buljo , Rüdiger Schramm; T: Alexander Olsson, Tom Hugo , Fred Buljo , Alexandra Rotan
English Spirit in heaven

Jury voting

Ten international juries cast their votes, although only their twelve points were made known to the audience. The remaining points and placements were not disclosed. The result of the jury makes up 50% of the final result of the first round.

Start number song ItalyItaly
IT
GeorgiaGeorgia
GE
SpainSpain
IT
DenmarkDenmark
DK
PortugalPortugal
PT
SwitzerlandSwitzerland
CH
North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia
MK
IrelandIreland
IR
HungaryHungary
HU
IsraelIsrael
IL
total
01 We try -
02 Mr. Unicorn GeorgiaGeorgia SpainSpain North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia IrelandIreland 4th
03 En livredd man DenmarkDenmark 1
04th Holla ItalyItaly 1
05 Sing for you -
06th Feel -
07th Fake it -
08th Hold me down -
09 The bubble PortugalPortugal SwitzerlandSwitzerland HungaryHungary 3
10 Spirit in the Sky IsraelIsrael 1
Jury speakers and members
  • ItalyItaly- Nicola Caligiore , Silvia Gianatti, Saverio Perrino, Marta Cagnola, Eddy Anselmi
  • GeorgiaGeorgia- Sopio Toroschelidze , Natia Mshvenieradze, Natia Uznadze, Nodiko Tatishvili , Roma Giorgadze
  • SpainSpain- Antonio Losada Vela , Monica Vázquez, Magi Torras, Rocio Torres, César Vallejo
  • DenmarkDenmark- Mads Enggaard , Jonas Rasmussen , Kirsten Siggaard , Bryan Rice, Sandie Westh
  • PortugalPortugal- Isabel Roma , Sofia Serpa, Nuxo Espinheira , Beatriz Vilas Boas, Joana Brandão
  • SwitzerlandSwitzerland- Reto Peritz , Rico Fischer Male, Nyssina Swerissen, Andy Prinz, Anita Fernandes
  • North MacedoniaNorth Macedonia- Aleksandra Jovanovska , Avni Qahili, Andrijana Jovanovska, Jana Burčeska , Daniel Dann
  • IrelandIreland- Zbyszek Zalinski , Aoife Barry, Paul G Sheridan, Ryan O'Shaughnessy , Neil Doherty
  • HungaryHungary- Lőrinc Bubnó , Gábor Alfréd Fehérvári , Bogi Dallos, Attila Borcsik, Gabriella Csík
  • IsraelIsrael- Amit Wulff , Alon Amir, Linoy Bar Gefen, Yaniv Dorenbush, Aya Chayut, Merav Siman Tov
 Candidate qualified for the gold duel.

Gold finals

space Start number Interpreter Song
Music (M) and Text (T)
Audience votes
(SMS)
be right %
1. 10 KEiiNO Spirit in the Sky
M: Tom Hugo , Henrik Tala, Fred Buljo , Rüdiger Schramm; T: Alexander Olsson, Tom Hugo , Fred Buljo , Alexandra Rotan
98,324 57.3%
2. 09 Adrian Jørgensen The Bubble
M / T: Jonas McDonnell, Aleksander Walmann , Kjetil Mørland , Rüdiger Schramm
55,794 32.5%
3. 02 D'Sound Mr. Unicorn
M / T: Kim Ofstad , Jonny Sjo, Mirjam Johanne Omdal, Magnus Martinsen, Tormod Martinsen
11,123 06.5%
4th 04th Anna-Lisa Kumoji Holla
M / T: Ashley Hicklin , Jeroen Swinnen, Maria Broberg
06,718 03.6%

Gold duel

space Start number Interpreter Song
Music (M) and Text (T)
Audience votes
be right %
1. 10 KEiiNO Spirit in the Sky
M: Tom Hugo , Henrik Tala, Fred Buljo , Rüdiger Schramm; T: Alexander Olsson, Tom Hugo , Fred Buljo , Alexandra Rotan
231.937 58.8%
2. 09 Adrian Jørgensen The Bubble
M / T: Jonas McDonnell, Aleksander Walmann , Kjetil Mørland
162,608 41.2%

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Maiken Amanda Brennås: Fersk ESC-vinner to MGP-final. In: nrk.no. February 28, 2019, Retrieved February 28, 2019 (Norwegian).
  2. a b Jon Marius Hyttebakk: Lover spectacular MGP show. In: nrk.no. September 28, 2018, accessed October 24, 2018 (Norwegian).
  3. a b Louise LaFleur: KEiiNO is Norway's choice for Tel Aviv! In: eurovision.tv. March 2, 2019, accessed March 3, 2019 .
  4. Anthony Granger: Norway: Confirms Eurovision Song Contest 2019 Participation. In: eurovoix.com. January 31, 2018, accessed October 24, 2018 .
  5. ^ A b Anthony Granger: Norway: Kåre Magnus Bergh and Heidi Ruud Ellingsen to host MGP 2019. In: eurovoix.com. December 6, 2018, accessed December 6, 2018 .
  6. Emily Herbert: Norway: Over 1000 Entries Submitted for Melodi Grand Prix 2019. In: eurovoix.com. September 10, 2018, accessed October 14, 2018 .
  7. Ewan McCaig: Norway: Artists And Songs For MGP 2019 Announced. In: eurovoix.com. January 25, 2019, accessed January 25, 2019 .
  8. Anthony Granger: Norway: Melodi Grand Prix 2019 Final on March 2. In: eurovoix.com. September 28, 2018, accessed October 24, 2018 .
  9. Jon Marius Hyttebakk: Medlemmene i the Internasjonale juryen. In: nrk.no. March 2, 2019, accessed March 2, 2019 (Norwegian).
  10. a b Jon Marius Hyttebakk: Over Place MGP seier til KEiiNO. In: nrk.no. March 4, 2019, Retrieved March 4, 2019 (Norwegian).