The Voice of Germany / Season 1

Season 1 of The Voice of Germany
Episodes	17th
length	120-185 minutes
Country of production	Germany
Manufacturing company	Talpa and Schwartzkopff TV Productions
First broadcast	November 24, 2011 - February 10, 2012 on ProSieben and Sat.1
regularity	Thursdays and Fridays (until Jan. 6, 2012) Fridays (from Jan. 13, 2012)
occupation
Moderation	Stefan Gödde
other contributors	Backstage Doris Golpashin Coaches Nena The BossHoss Rea Garvey Xavier Naidoo
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The first season of the German singing talent show The Voice of Germany was broadcast on television from November 24, 2011 to February 10, 2012, with six episodes being broadcast on ProSieben and eleven episodes on Sat.1 . The first season was moderated by Stefan Gödde and backstage by Doris Golpashin . The jury consisted of the pop musician Nena , the soul singer Xavier Naidoo , the singer and guitarist Rea Garvey and the duo Alec Völkel and Sascha Vollmer from the band The BossHoss . The first season winner was Ivy Quainoo with her song Do You Like What You See .

First phase: the blind auditions

The castings for the first season took place in June and July 2011, but were not shown on television. Around 150 of the singers - more than three quarters of them with stage experience - were invited to the blind auditions. These were recorded in Berlin at the end of August and beginning of September 2011 and broadcast in six television programs from November 24 to December 9, 2011. The jury selected 64 candidates for the second phase, in which Nena and Rea Garvey moved in with 16 each, The BossHoss with 15 and Xavier Naidoo with 17 candidates.

The seven candidates Pamela Falcon, Charles Simmons, Max Giesinger, Kim Sanders, Mic Donet, Elen Wendt and Stefan Zielasko received all four jury votes. Of these seven, four opted for Xavier Naidoo, two for Rea Garvey and one for Nena as coach.

episode	The coaches and their candidates
	Rea Garvey	Nena	The BossHoss	Xavier Naidoo
01	Percival Duke Pamela Falcon Charles Simmons Josef Prasil	Nina Kutschera Verena Putzer Sharron Levy	Vera Luttenberger ("Charlee")	Dominic Sanz Rino Galiano
02	Mikey Cyrox Heiko Schmidt	Alicia Emmi Berg	Ramona Nerra Butch Williams Andy Hermes	Benjamin Martell Max Giesinger Giovanni Costello Patricia Meeden
03	Arcangelo Vigneri	Kim Sanders Behnam Moghaddam Lisa Martine Weller	Colin Rich ("C. Jay") Shari Fanio	Dilan Koshnaw Rüdiger Skoczowsky Laura Martin Vinicius Gomes Mic Donet
04	Benny Fiedler Laura and Victoria Maas	Yasmina Hunzinger Tessa Sunniva Fanel Cornelius	Ole Feddersen Charlie Waldschmidt	Katja Friedenberg Elen Wendt
05	Tiziana Belmonte Michael Schulte Ken Miyao	Katja Georgas-Spanos Bobby Bobbs'n Erwin Köhler and Daniela Gruber Leslie Jost	Sahar Haluzy Ivy Quainoo Ramona Rotstich Bennie McMillan	Jeannette Dalia Curta
06	Lena Sicks Jasmin Graf Rola Mardirose Hinterbichler Monique Wragg	Herman Muralev Marijana Vuckovic	Natascha Bell Lukas Kempf Annika Yasemin Röken	Julius Olschowski Laura Bellon Stefan Zielasko
Total	16	16	15th	17th

Second phase: the battle round

The Battle Round was recorded in Berlin in September 2011 and broadcast on four television programs from December 15 to 23, 2011.

The coaches prepared the participants for the vocal duels together with advisors from their musical environment. Nena was supported by music producer and keyboardist Derek von Krogh, Rea Garvey by singer-songwriter Nerina Pallot , The BossHoss by music producer and songwriter Jan Löchel , Xavier Naidoo by music producer and songwriter Michael Herberger.

In Nena's and Rea Garvey's group there were eight one-on-one duels with one winner each. In the groups with an odd number of participants, a three-way battle took place in addition to the two-way battles. The fifteen participants in The BossHoss had six one-on-one battles and a three-way battle, from which two candidates progressed. From the seventeen candidates from Xavier Naidoo's group, seven winners from one-on-one duels and one other winner from a three-way battle were determined.

episode	Battle	opponent						song	Coach
07	1	Butch Williams			Ramona Nerra			Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell	The BossHoss
	2	Kim Sanders			Alicia Emmi Berg			Only Girl (In the World) by Rihanna	Nena
	3	Rüdiger Skoczowsky			Giovanni Costello			What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong	Xavier Naidoo
	4th	Ole Feddersen		Andy Hermes		Bennie McMillan		Valerie from The Zutons	The BossHoss
	5	Michael Schulte			Laura and Victoria Maas			Falling Slowly from The Swell Season	Rea Garvey
	6th	Sharron Levy			Katja Georgas-Spanos			Are You Gonna Be My Girl by Jet	Nena
	7th	Pamela Falcon			Percival Duke			Purple Rain by Prince	Rea Garvey
08	8th	Leslie Jost			Nina Kutschera			Superstition from Stevie Wonder	Nena
	9	Julius Olschowski			Katja Friedenberg			Warriors of Light from Silvermoon	Xavier Naidoo
	10	Vera Luttenberger			Ramona Rotstich			Love Long Distance from Gossip	The BossHoss
	11	Rino Galiano			Stefan Zielasko			Jesus to a Child by George Michael	Xavier Naidoo
	12	Heiko Schmidt			Lena Sicks			Iceberg by Andreas Bourani	Rea Garvey
	13	Ivy Quainoo			Annika Yasemin Röken			Viva la Vida from Coldplay	The BossHoss
	14th	Marijana Vuckovic			Lisa Martine Weller			Another Way to Die by Jack White and Alicia Keys	Nena
	15th	Arcangelo Vigneri			Charles Simmons			Everybody Hurts by REM	Rea Garvey
09	16	Dominic Sanz			Vinicius Gomes			Dance with Somebody by Mando Diao	Xavier Naidoo
	17th	Colin "C. Jay “Rich			Charlie Waldschmidt			Kids from Kylie Minogue and Robbie Williams	The BossHoss
	18th	Behnam Moghaddam			Fanel Cornelius			Tears in Heaven by Eric Clapton	Nena
	19th	Benny Fiedler			Ken Miyao			Wonderful Life from Hurts	Rea Garvey
	20th	Shari Fanio			Natascha Bell			You Got the Love by Candi Staton	The BossHoss
	21st	Max Giesinger			Laura Martin			Radioactive from Kings of Leon	Xavier Naidoo
	22nd	Josef Prasil			Mikey Cyrox			New Shoes by Paolo Nutini	Rea Garvey
	23	Yasmina Hunzinger			Erwin Köhler and Daniela Gruber			Bring Me to Life by Evanescence	Nena
	24	Patricia Meeden		Mic Donet		Dilan Koshnaw		It's a Man's Man's Man's World by James Brown	Xavier Naidoo
10	25th	Benjamin Martell			Elen Wendt			This life from July	Xavier Naidoo
	26th	Rola Mardirose Hinterbichler			Tiziana Belmonte			Little Numbers by Boy	Rea Garvey
	27	Verena Putzer			Tessa Sunniva			She Will Be Loved by Maroon 5	Nena
	28	Jasmin Graf			Monique Wragg			Shut Up and Drive by Rihanna	Rea Garvey
	29	Sahar Haluzy			Lukas Kempf			Champagne Supernova from Oasis	The BossHoss
	30th	Bobby Bobbs'n			Herman Muralev			Alone Alone from the Arctic Circle 18	Nena
	31	Laura Bellon			Jeannette Dalia Curta			Survivor from Destiny's Child	Xavier Naidoo

Each coach initially selected five of his remaining eight candidates for the live shows. The remaining three participants performed their song from the blind auditions in a so-called “sing-off”. Then the respective coach determined the sixth live show participant in his group.

Coach	Sing-off candidates
Nena	Bobby Bobbs'n	Tessa Sunniva	Yasmina Hunzinger
Xavier Naidoo	Benjamin Martell	Max Giesinger	Laura Bellon
Rea Garvey	Josef Prasil	Tiziana Belmonte	Jasmin Graf
The BossHoss	Vera Luttenberger	Bennie McMillan	Natascha Bell

Third phase: the live shows

The seven live shows took place in Berlin from January 5 to February 10, 2012, with the first program being broadcast by ProSieben and the other six programs by Sat.1. Both the candidates from Xavier Naidoo and those from The BossHoss appeared in the first and third live shows. On the second and fourth live shows, Nena's candidates and Rea Garvey's sang performers. In the first two live shows, two of the six participants from each coach dropped out. In the third and fourth shows, one more candidate per group left the show. In the following two rounds, a further participant from each coach was eliminated, so that one candidate from each of the four coaching groups qualified for the final on February 10th.

Results table

Coach: The BossHoss
Surname	1. Live show	3. Live show	5. Live show	Semifinals	final
Ivy Quainoo	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Next through the audience and coach	1st place
Ole Feddersen	Continue through coach	Next by spectators	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Ramona Nerra	Next by spectators	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Bennie McMillan	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Colin "C. Jay “Rich	Eliminated
Sahar Haluzy	Eliminated
Coach: Nena
Surname	2. Live show	4. Live show	5. Live show	Semifinals	final
Kim Sanders	Continue through coach	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	place 2
Sharron Levy	Continue through coach	Continue through coach	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Behnam Moghaddam	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Eliminated
Yasmina Hunzinger	Next by spectators	Eliminated
Nina Kutschera	Eliminated
Lisa Martine Weller	Eliminated
Coach: Rea Garvey
Surname	2. Live show	4. Live show	5. Live show	Semifinals	final
Michael Schulte	Next by spectators	Continue through coach	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	place 3
Jasmin Graf	Continue through coach	Next by spectators	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Percival Duke	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Eliminated
Benny Fiedler	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Lena Sicks	Eliminated
Charles Simmons	Eliminated
Coach: Xavier Naidoo
Surname	1. Live show	3. Live show	5. Live show	Semifinals	final
Max Giesinger	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Continue through coach	4th place
Mic Donet	Continue through coach	Continue through coach	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Rino Galiano	Next by spectators	Next by spectators	Eliminated
Katja Friedenberg	Continue through coach	Eliminated
Rüdiger Skoczowsky	Eliminated
Dominic Sanz	Eliminated

First and second live show

The first two live shows took place on January 5th and 6th, 2012. Of the six candidates in each group, four advanced. Two of them were determined by televoting and two more were then named by the respective coach.

At the beginning of the first show, all coaches performed together with the song 99 Luftballons by the band Nena . During the voting phase, Xavier Naidoo sang his song I know nothing (which is as beautiful as you) with his six candidates . Then the band Snow Patrol performed their song This Isn't Everything You Are .

At the beginning of the second show, Rea Garvey sang his song Can't Stand the Silence with his six candidates . During the voting phase, the Mannheim sons performed their current song Für dich . At the musical end of the show, Nena sang the song Kill Your Heroes by the band Awolnation with her six candidates .

1. Live show	Coach: Xavier Naidoo
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Max Giesinger	Fix You from Coldplay
	Rino Galiano	How Deep Is Your Love from the Bee Gees
Decision of the coach	Mic Donet	Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers
	Katja Friedenberg	Turning tables from Adele
Eliminated	Rüdiger Skoczowsky	Without You by David Guetta featuring Usher
	Dominic Sanz	With or Without You by U2

1. Live show	Coach: The BossHoss
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Ramona Nerra	Firework by Katy Perry
	Ivy Quainoo	Toxic by Britney Spears
Decision of the coach	Ole Feddersen	No Diggity by BLACKstreet featuring Dr. Dre
	Bennie McMillan	Marry You by Bruno Mars
Eliminated	Sahar Haluzy	Teenage dirtbag from Wheatus
	Colin "C. Jay “Rich	Let's Stay Together by Al Green

2. Live show	Coach: Nena
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Yasmina Hunzinger	Heavy on My Heart by Anastacia
	Behnam Moghaddam	The Sound of Silence by Simon & Garfunkel
Decision of the coach	Kim Sanders	All That She Wants from Ace of Base
	Sharron Levy	Ordinary World by Duran Duran
Eliminated	Nina Kutschera	Free Your Mind from En Vogue
	Lisa Martine Weller	June moon from Rio Reiser

2. Live show	Coach: Rea Garvey
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Percival Duke	Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good) by Skunk Anansie
	Michael Schulte	Creep from Radiohead
Decision of the coach	Benny Fiedler	Eiserner Steg by Philipp Poisel
	Jasmin Graf	What should we dream of Frida Gold
Eliminated	Lena Sicks	Electric feeling from July
	Charles Simmons	Closer to the Edge from 30 Seconds to Mars

Third and fourth live show

The third and fourth live shows took place on January 13th and 20th, 2012. Of the four candidates in each group, three progressed to the next round. Two of them were chosen by televoting , the respective coach chose between the two remaining.

At the beginning of the third show, The BossHoss sang the song Word Up! With their four candidates . from cameo . During the broadcast, James Morrison and Xavier Naidoos performed his current song Up for four candidates .

The fourth live show was opened by Nenas and Rea Garvey's eight remaining candidates with a medley of the songs Get the Party Started by P! Nk and Moves like Jagger by Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera . During the broadcast, The BossHoss presented their single Don't Gimme That .

3. Live show	Coach: Xavier Naidoo
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Max Giesinger	I'll Be Waiting by Lenny Kravitz
	Rino Galiano	You have to go over seven bridges by carats
Decision of the coach	Mic Donet	Killer / Papa Was a Rollin 'Stone by George Michael , originally separately from Adamski and from The Undisputed Truth
Eliminated	Katja Friedenberg	Airplanes in the stomach of Herbert Grönemeyer

3. Live show	Coach: The BossHoss
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Ole Feddersen	Cello by Udo Lindenberg
	Ivy Quainoo	Hard to Handle by Otis Redding
Decision of the coach	Ramona Nerra	One from U2
Eliminated	Bennie McMillan	Fast Car by Tracy Chapman

4. Live show	Coach: Nena
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Kim Sanders	Killing Me Softly with His Song by Roberta Flack
	Behnam Moghaddam	Hurt from Trent Reznor
Decision of the coach	Sharron Levy	Burning Down the House from the Talking Heads
Eliminated	Yasmina Hunzinger	Baby Love from Mother's Finest

4. Live show	Coach: Rea Garvey
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Percival Duke	Seven Nation Army from The White Stripes
	Jasmin Graf	Strong from me + me
Decision of the coach	Michael Schulte	Human by The Killers
Eliminated	Benny Fiedler	If words were my language by Tim Bendzko

Fifth live show

The fifth live show took place on January 27, 2012. Of the three candidates in each group, two made it to the next round. One of them was chosen by televoting, the respective coach chose between the other two. Taio Cruz opened the show together with the twelve remaining candidates with his single Troublemaker . During the broadcast, Rea Garvey performed his single Color Me In .

5. Live show	Coach: Xavier Naidoo
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Max Giesinger	From the same star of me + me
Decision of the coach	Mic Donet	I Believe I Can Fly by R. Kelly
Eliminated	Rino Galiano	All Night Long (All Night) by Lionel Richie

5. Live show	Coach: The BossHoss
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Ivy Quainoo	Dream a Little Dream of Me by Ozzie Nelson
Decision of the coach	Ole Feddersen	Do you cry from Echt ?
Eliminated	Ramona Nerra	Dominoes by Jessie J

5. Live show	Coach: Nena
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Kim Sanders	Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down by Alicia Keys
Decision of the coach	Sharron Levy	Somebody That I Used to Know by Gotye featuring Kimbra
Eliminated	Behnam Moghaddam	Eleanor Rigby from The Beatles

5. Live show	Coach: Rea Garvey
	candidate	song	Televoting
Decision of the audience	Michael Schulte	Video Games by Lana Del Rey
Decision of the coach	Jasmin Graf	Hungry heart from MIA.
Eliminated	Percival Duke	Beautiful by Christina Aguilera

Semifinals

The sixth live show, the semifinals, took place on February 3, 2012. Each participant appeared for the first time with a song that he himself was involved in composing . In addition - similar to the Battle Round - the candidate duos of each group sang a song in a duet. The four finalists determined the respective coaches and the spectators together: Each coach divided 100 points between his two candidates, regardless of which the two candidates received their televoting percentage result as points. The participant with the higher total of points made it to the final.

During the show, Nena performed her song Liebe ist .

Semifinals	Coach: Xavier Naidoo		Scoring
candidate	Own song	Song in a duet	Coach	spectator	total
Max Giesinger	roof of the world	Bitter Sweet Symphony from The Verve	65	43.23	108.23
Mic Donet	Losing you		35	56.77	091.77

Semifinals	Coach: The BossHoss		Scoring
candidate	Own song	Song in a duet	Coach	spectator	total
Ivy Quainoo	Do You Like What You See	Under the Bridge from Red Hot Chili Peppers	60	77.55	137.55
Ole Feddersen	butterfly		40	22.45	062.45

Semifinals	Coach: Nena		Scoring
candidate	Own song	Song in a duet	Coach	spectator	total
Kim Sanders	Haunted	Under Pressure by Queen and David Bowie	50	54.59	104.59
Sharron Levy	Drowning		50	45.41	095.41

Semifinals	Coach: Rea Garvey		Scoring
candidate	Own song	Song in a duet	Coach	spectator	total
Michael Schulte	Carry Me Home	Rolling in the Deep by Adele	50	54.12	104.12
Jasmin Graf	So hard		50	45.88	095.88

final

The seventh live show, the final, took place on February 10, 2012. In 2011 it was announced that television viewers would choose the winner from the four finalists by televoting . At the beginning of February 2012 it was announced that songs sold in the iTunes Store or other download portals up until February 9, 2012 would also be included in the rating; for each of the four finalists, a download of their own song, presented in the semifinals, counted as much as two televoting votes. In the final show, each participant in the final performed their own song, sang a duet with their coach and another duet with a guest artist. Michael Schulte sang with Ed Sheeran, Kim Sanders with Marlon Roudette, Max Giesinger with Katie Melua and Ivy Quainoo with Florence + the Machine. Michael Schulte had the most downloads before the start of the final show, but after the televoting Ivy Quainoo had the highest overall rating.

rank	candidate	Coach	Songs		Televoting and downloads
1	Ivy Quainoo	The BossHoss	own song	Do You Like What You See	33.65%
			Duet with coach	I Say a Little Prayer by Dionne Warwick
			Duet with guest artist	Shake It Out by Florence + the Machine
2	Kim Sanders	Nena	own song	Haunted	24.58%
			Duet with coach	Love Shack from The B-52s
			Duet with guest artist	Anti Hero (Brave New World) by Marlon Roudette
3	Michael Schulte	Rea Garvey	own song	Carry Me Home	23.78%
			Duet with coach	Feeling Good by Cy Grant
			Duet with guest artist	The A Team by Ed Sheeran
4th	Max Giesinger	Xavier Naidoo	own song	roof of the world	17.99%
			Duet with coach	Paint It Black by The Rolling Stones
			Duet with guest artist	Nine Million Bicycles by Katie Melua

Aftermath

Of the four finalists, only Ivy Quainoo was then represented in the charts. Mic Donet, who was eliminated in the semifinals, also brought his own album into the charts. Half a year after the end of the season, Xavier Naidoo gathered 14 members of his coaching group for the project Sing for your life . On October 11, 2012, at the start of the second season, a television show moderated by Naidoo with the project was broadcast. From October 18 to December 14, 2012, the second season of The Voice of Germany was broadcast with the same coaches as in the first season .

Audience ratings

On average 4.16 million viewers saw the first season of The Voice of Germany on ProSieben and Sat.1, the market share of the total audience was 13.4 percent. In the target group of 14 to 49 year olds, an average of 2.96 million viewers watched, corresponding to a market share of 24.3 percent.

episode	broadcast	Channel	date	spectator		Market share
				total	14 to 49 years	total	14 to 49 years
01	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011	3.89 million	3.06 million	12.4%	23.8%
02	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Nov 25, 2011	4.36 million	3.05 million	14.3%	26.6%
03	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Dec. 1, 2011 0	4.58 million	3.51 million	14.9%	27.8%
04	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Dec 2, 2011 0	4.89 million	3.37 million	15.8%	28.2%
05	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 8, 2011 0	5.21 million	3.96 million	16.8%	30.9%
06	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Dec 9, 2011 0	4.53 million	3.17 million	15.3%	28.2%
07	The battles	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 15, 2011	4.86 million	3.68 million	15.1%	28.4%
08	The battles	Sat 1	Fri, Dec 16, 2011	5.02 million	3.47 million	16.4%	30.2%
09	The battles	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 22, 2011	4.89 million	3.60 million	15.7%	28.6%
10	The battles	Sat 1	Fri, Dec 23, 2011	4.39 million	3.02 million	14.1%	24.4%
11	1. Live show	ProSieben	Thu, Jan. 5, 2012 0	4.18 million	3.02 million	14.1%	25.8%
12	2. Live show	Sat 1	Fri, Jan. 6, 2012 0	4.00 million	2.82 million	13.1%	23.7%
13	3. Live show	Sat 1	Fri, Jan. 13, 2012	3.42 million	2.37 million	10.5%	18.8%
14th	4. Live show	Sat 1	Fri, Jan. 20, 2012	2.85 million	1.90 million	08.7%	15.5%
15th	5. Live show	Sat 1	Fri, Jan. 27, 2012	3.44 million	2.36 million	11.1%	19.9%
16	Semifinals	Sat 1	Fri, Feb 3, 2012 0	3.18 million	2.12 million	10.1%	17.5%
17th	final	Sat 1	Fri, Feb 10, 2012	4.01 million	2.64 million	12.9%	22.2%

Individual evidence

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