The Voice of Germany / Season 5

Season 5 of The Voice of Germany
Episodes	17th
length	135-185 minutes
Country of production	Germany
Manufacturing company	Talpa Germany
First broadcast	October 15, 2015 - December 17, 2015 on ProSieben and Sat.1
regularity	Thursdays and Fridays (until Nov. 27, 2015) Thursdays (from Dec. 3, 2015)
occupation
Moderation	Thore Schölermann Lena Gercke
other contributors	Coaches Rea Garvey Stefanie Kloß Michi Beck and Smudo Andreas Bourani
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The fifth season of the singing talent show The Voice of Germany was broadcast from October 15, 2015 to December 17, 2015. It was moderated by Thore Schölermann and Lena Gercke . The jury consisted of Stefanie Kloß , the jurors Michi and Smudo , Rea Garvey and Andreas Bourani . The winner was Jamie-Lee Kriewitz from Michi and Smudo's coaching group.

Moderation and jury

As in the three previous seasons, the show was moderated by Thore Schölermann . Instead of the backstage moderation of previous seasons, there was a co-moderation for the first time, this role was taken over by Lena Gercke . As in the previous year, the jury included the singer Stefanie Kloß , the hip-hop musicians Michi and Smudo , the guitarist and singer Rea Garvey and, for the first time, the songwriter Andreas Bourani .

First phase: the blind auditions

The castings for the fifth season took place in February and March 2015 but were not shown on television. The blind auditions were recorded from July 6th to 9th, 2015 in the Adlershof studio in Berlin and broadcast in eight television programs from October 15th to November 6th, 2015. The jury selected 68 candidates - four of them duos and two trios - for the second phase, in which all coaches with 17 participants each moved in.

The candidates Ayke Witt, Matthias Nzola Zanquila, Natascha Herrmann, Jamie-Lee Kriewitz, Denise Beiler, Mishka Mackova, Marc Huschke, Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen, Tiffany Kemp, Dimi Rompos, Konstantin Kuhn, Anny and Lissy Klein, Rachelle received all four jury votes Jeanty, Tobias Vorwerk, Alicia-Awa Beissert, Isabel Ment and Jonny-Lee Möller. Of these seventeen, six opted for Stefanie Kloß, six for Rea Garvey, three for Michi and Smudo and two for Andreas Bourani as coach.

episode	The coaches and their candidates
	Rea Garvey	Stefanie Kloß	Michi and Smudo	Andreas Bourani
01	Sabrina Gerard Denise Beiler	Natascha Herrmann Linus Bruhn	Matthias Nzola Zanquila Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Ayke Witt SameDay Records
02	Marc Huschke Sarah Trumpfheller	Mishka Mackova Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen	Azim Touré and Robin Carpe Elly Vardanian	Nicole Basan Anina Sara Baumgartner
03	Gella Scheven Tiffany Kemp Konstantin Kuhn	Dimi Rompos Milos Malesevic Anny and Lissy Klein		Michael Bauereiß Markus Buck
04	Rachelle Jeanty Clara Rothländer Oscar Ivo Ackermann	Cihan Morsünbül	Lisa Carter Ute Ullrich Carl Ellis	Andrea Zug
05	The ladies Josephine Seehawer	Mimi Elsässer Mitchy and André Katawazi	Tobias Vorwerk Jazzy Gudd	Samuel Türksoy Alicia-Awa Beissert Debby van Dooren
06	Jonas Stuch	Isabel Ment Marlene Wieser Norman Strauss	Anja Backus Dany Fernandez Peralta and Steve vom Ways Mary Summer	Aitana Zienert Navas Lamin Chaib
07	Joshua Harfst Jonny-Lee Möller	Jaqueline striker Markus Bremm	Meike Rosendahl Cuba Star Junior Julian Adler	Can Yalin Sarah-Ann Stenglein
08	Roma tailor Alexander Wolff	Daniela Hertje Nastassja Andrearczyk	Alegra Weng Johannes Leis-Bendorff	Rebecca Strumpen Anna Zuegg Dijana Jashari
total	17th	17th	17th	17th

Second phase: the battle round

The Battle Round was recorded in Berlin on September 1st and 2nd, 2015 and broadcast in four television programs from November 12th to 20th, 2015. In all four groups, the 17 candidates fought seven one-on-one duels and one three-way battle. The respective coach selected one of the battle participants who went straight to the next phase. As in the third and fourth seasons, the defeated battle candidates could also advance to the next phase if one of the other coaches took them over. All four coaches each took on two candidates from other groups, so that all four coaching groups with ten participants went into the next phase.

episode	Coach	Battle	Candidate directly elected	song	Inferior candidate		New coach of the losing candidate
09	Rea Garvey	1	Denise Beiler	Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good) by Skunk Anansie	Rachelle Jeanty		Stefanie Kloß
	Andreas Bourani	2	Can Yalin	9 Crimes by Damien Rice	Debby van Dooren		-
	Stefanie Kloß	3	Dimi Rompos	Changing from Sigma and Paloma Faith	Marlene Wieser		Andreas Bourani
	Michi and Smudo	4th	Carl Ellis	The World's Greatest by R. Kelly	Cuba star junior		-
	Stefanie Kloß	5	Isabel Ment	Hero from Family of the Year	Norman Strauss		-
	Andreas Bourani	6th	Alicia-Awa Beissert	1 Thing from Amerie	Dijana Jashari		Michi and Smudo
	Rea Garvey	7th	Alexander Wolff	My Way by Frank Sinatra	Marc Huschke		-
10	Stefanie Kloß	8th	Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen	Don't Let Go (Love) by En Vogue	Jaqueline striker		Michi and Smudo
	Andreas Bourani	9	Michael Bauereiß	You Get What You Give by New Radicals	Markus Buck		-
	Rea Garvey	10	Clara Rothländer	Hold My Hand by Jess Glynne	Gella Scheven	Jonny-Lee Möller	-
	Michi and Smudo	11	Elly Vardanian	Glory Box from Portishead	Ute Ullrich		-
	Stefanie Kloß	12	Milos Malesevic	Cryin ' by Aerosmith	Natascha Herrmann		-
	Andreas Bourani	13	Samuel Türksoy	Photograph by Ed Sheeran	Anna Zuegg		-
	Stefanie Kloß	14th	Mitchy and André Katawazi	Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars	Nastassja Andrearczyk		-
	Rea Garvey	15th	Konstantin Kuhn	Back to Black by Amy Winehouse	Tiffany Kemp		Andreas Bourani
11	Stefanie Kloß	16	Cihan Morsünbül	I only want from Philipp Poisel	Mimi Elsässer	Markus Bremm	-
	Michi and Smudo	17th	Matthias Nzola Zanquila	Am I Wrong by Nico & Vinz	Mary Summer		Rea Garvey
	Andreas Bourani	18th	Lamin Chaib	Nothing works from Johannes Oerding anymore	Sarah-Ann Stenglein		-
	Rea Garvey	19th	Joshua Harfst	Hold Back the River by James Bay	Roma tailor		-
	Stefanie Kloß	20th	Linus Bruhn	Riptide by Vance Joy	Anny and Lissy Klein		-
	Michi and Smudo	21st	Jazzy Gudd	Feels like flying by Max Herre featuring Cro and Clueso	Julian Adler		Stefanie Kloß
	Andreas Bourani	22nd	Aitana Zienert Navas	Little Talks from Of Monsters and Men	SameDay Records		-
	Michi and Smudo	23	Alegra Weng	City by Cassandra Steen featuring Adel Tawil	Anja Backus	Johannes Leis-Bendorff	-
	Rea Garvey	24	Sarah Trumpfheller	Angels by Within Temptation	Sabrina Gerard		-
12	Michi and Smudo	25th	Tobias Vorwerk	Hey ya! by OutKast	Lisa Carter		-
	Andreas Bourani	26th	Ayke Witt	Not an inch from Clueso	Anina Sara Baumgartner		-
	Rea Garvey	27	Oscar Ivo Ackermann	Venus from Shocking Blue	The LADYs		-
	Michi and Smudo	28	Azim Touré and Robin Carpe	Like I Love You by Justin Timberlake	Dany Fernandez Peralta and Steve from the way		-
	Stefanie Kloß	29	Daniela Hertje	Lovefool from The Cardigans	Mishka Mackova		Rea Garvey
	Andreas Bourani	30th	Rebecca Stocking	The Best by Bonnie Tyler	Nicole Basan	Andrea Zug	-
	Rea Garvey	31	Josephine Seehawer	Counting Stars from OneRepublic	Jonas Stuch		-
	Michi and Smudo	32	Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Royals from Lorde	Meike Rosendahl		-

The coaches and their candidates after the battles
Rea Garvey	Stefanie Kloß	Michi and Smudo	Andreas Bourani
Denise Beiler Alexander Wolff Clara Rothländer Konstantin Kuhn Joshua Harfst Sarah Trumpfheller Oscar Ivo Ackermann Josephine Seehawer Mary Summer Mishka Mackova	Dimi Rompos Isabel Ment Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen Milos Malesevic Mitchy and André Katawazi Cihan Morsünbül Linus Bruhn Daniela Hertje Rachelle Jeanty Julian Adler	Carl Ellis Elly Vardanian Matthias Nzola Zanquila Jazzy Gudd Alegra Weng Tobias Vorwerk Azim Touré and Robin Carpe Jamie-Lee Kriewitz Dijana Jashari Jaqueline strikers	Can Yalin Alicia-Awa Beissert Michael Bauereiß Samuel Türksoy Lamin Chaib Aitana Zienert Navas Ayke Witt Rebecca Strumpen Marlene Wieser Tiffany Kemp
10 (8 + 2)	10 (8 + 2)	10 (8 + 2)	10 (8 + 2)

Third phase: the knockouts

The knockouts were recorded on September 29th and 30th, 2015 in Berlin and broadcast in two television programs on November 26th and 27th, 2015. Each coach divided his ten candidates into two groups of five, in which all participants played a song of their choice one after the other. The coach selected one candidate from each group of five as well as another candidate for the live shows. With that, all four coaches went into the live show phase with three participants each. Of these twelve candidates, nine received all four jury votes in the blind auditions, namely Denise Beiler, Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen, Dimi Rompos, Isabel Ment, Tobias Vorwerk, Jamie-Lee Kriewitz, Matthias Nzola Zanquila, Ayke Witt and Tiffany Kemp.

episode	Coach	Appearance	candidate	song
13	Rea Garvey	1	Konstantin Kuhn	Deeper Underground by Jamiroquai
		2	Mary Summer	Put Your Records On by Corinne Bailey Rae
		3	Denise Beiler	Eye of the Needle by Sia
		4th	Alexander Wolff	Rule the World by Take That
		5	Sarah Trumpfheller	Broken by Seether featuring Amy Lee
		6th	Josephine Seehawer	Brother from Mighty Oaks
		7th	Clara Rothländer	Stop! by Sam Brown
		8th	Oscar Ivo Ackermann	Insects in the ice by Jennifer Rostock
		9	Mishka Mackova	Grow by Frances
		10	Joshua Harfst	I Know from Tom Odell
	Michi and Smudo	11	Jaqueline striker	I'll Be There by The Jackson Five
		12	Jazzy Gudd	Electric feeling from July
		13	Azim Touré and Robin Carpe	Roses from OutKast
		14th	Elly Vardanian	Gravity by DJ Fresh featuring Ella Eyre
		15th	Tobias Vorwerk	Often asked by AnnenMayKantereit
		16	Dijana Jashari	Say My Name from Destiny's Child
		17th	Carl Ellis	Love's Devine by Seal
		18th	Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Berlin by Ry X
		19th	Alegra Weng	Nobody (which we don't) by Joy Denalane
		20th	Matthias Nzola Zanquila	Without You by David Guetta featuring Usher
14th	Andreas Bourani	21st	Ayke Witt	Either way from bosses
		22nd	Aitana Zienert Navas	I'm Not the Only One by Sam Smith
		23	Rebecca Stocking	Hold on tight to me from Gunslinger
		24	Tiffany Kemp	Teardrops from Womack & Womack
		25th	Can Yalin	Home by Michael Bublé
		26th	Lamin Chaib	Bye bye from Cro
		27	Marlene Wieser	Don't Speak by No Doubt
		28	Samuel Türksoy	New Shoes by Paolo Nutini
		29	Alicia-Awa Beissert	Cool for the Summer by Demi Lovato
		30th	Michael Bauereiß	Without you from Alexander Knappe
	Stefanie Kloß	31	Mitchy and André Katawazi	Hot Fudge by Robbie Williams
		32	Milos Malesevic	Have I Told You Lately by Van Morrison
		33	Rachelle Jeanty	Kiss from Prince
		34	Isabel Ment	Fragile by Sting
		35	Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen	I Have Nothing by Whitney Houston
		36	Daniela Hertje	Seven Nation Army from The White Stripes
		37	Julian Adler	Home of Adel Tawil featuring Matisyahu
		38	Linus Bruhn	Little Things from One Direction
		39	Dimi Rompos	Real Love by Clean Bandit and Jess Glynne
		40	Cihan Morsünbül	Because you love me? by J-Luv

Fourth phase: the live broadcasts

There were three live broadcasts on December 3, 10 and 17, 2015 in Berlin. This further reduced the number of live shows compared to previous seasons: in season 1 seven shows were broadcast live, in season 2 six shows and in seasons 3 and 4 four shows each. For the first time, all live broadcasts were broadcast by the TV station ProSieben. Unlike in previous seasons, the coaches did not distribute percentage points, but only selected one of their three candidates for the second live show in the first live show. All further decisions were made by the audience via televoting . The final reached two of Andreas Bourani's protégés, one from Stefanie Kloß, one from Michi and Smudo and none from Rea Garvey. From December 2nd, the twelve own songs that the twelve candidates had sung in the studio could be downloaded as downloads .

Results table

Coach: Michi and Smudo
Surname	First live show	Semifinals	final
Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Further	Further	1st place
Tobias Vorwerk	Further	Eliminated
Matthias Nzola Zanquila	Eliminated
Coach: Andreas Bourani
Surname	First live show	Semifinals	final
Ayke Witt	Further	Further	2nd place
Tiffany Kemp	Further	Further	3rd place
Michael Bauereiß	Eliminated
Coach: Stefanie Kloß
Surname	First live show	Semifinals	final
Isabel Ment	Further	Further	4th Place
Dimi Rompos	Further	Eliminated
Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen	Eliminated
Coach: Rea Garvey
Surname	First live show	Semifinals	final
Denise Beiler	Further	Eliminated
Mary Summer	Further	Eliminated
Joshua Harfst	Eliminated

First live show

In the first live show on December 3, 2015, eight of the twelve candidates advanced. In each coaching group, the three participants played a song one after the other, after which the coach selected one of his candidates for the next round. Of the remaining eight participants in all groups, the four best placed in the televoting also advanced. So all three candidates of a coach could have made it to the next round. In fact, two candidates from each of the four groups made it to the semi-finals. With the exception of Mary Summer, every semi-finalist in the blind auditions received four jury votes.

Sarah Connor performed her song German love song with the twelve candidates.

Coach	Appearance	candidate	song	decision
Rea Garvey	1	Denise Beiler	Waiting All Night by Rudimental	by coach
	2	Joshua Harfst	Bad Blood by Taylor Swift	eliminated
	3	Mary Summer	Hello from Adele	by spectators
Andreas Bourani	4th	Michael Bauereiß	Days like these from Die Toten Hosen	eliminated
	5	Tiffany Kemp	Writing's on the Wall by Sam Smith	by spectators
	6th	Ayke Witt	You carry no love in you from Real	by coach
Stefanie Kloß	7th	Cheryl Vorsterman van Oijen	Imagine by John Lennon	eliminated
	8th	Isabel Ment	I Want You Back by The Jackson Five	by spectators
	9	Dimi Rompos	Airplanes in the belly of Herbert Grönemeyer	by coach
Michi and Smudo	10	Matthias Nzola Zanquila	What do you mean? by Justin Bieber	eliminated
	11	Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Lights Will Guide Me by Fahrenhaidt	by coach
	12	Tobias Vorwerk	I Don't Care as Long as You Sing by Beatsteaks	by spectators

Semifinals

In the semifinals on December 10, 2015, four of the eight candidates advanced. Each participant performed a song, and each coach sang a current song of their own with their two candidates. Since the four best placed participants were determined exclusively by televoting, no coach was guaranteed a place in the final. In the end, Rea Garvey's two candidates were eliminated, while Andreas Bourani's two participants reached the final.

Robin Schulz performed a medley ( Sun Goes Down , Headlights , Show Me Love and Sugar ) with the eight semi-finalists.

Coach	candidate	song	Song with coach
Andreas Bourani	Ayke Witt	Abdomen and head of Mark Forster	Hey from Andreas Bourani
	Tiffany Kemp	Girl on Fire by Alicia Keys
Stefanie Kloß	Dimi Rompos	I don't know anything (that's as beautiful as you) from Xavier Naidoo	Light luggage from Silbermond
	Isabel Ment	Try by Nelly Furtado
Michi and Smudo	Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Warriors from Imagine Dragons	Name on it from Die Fantastischen Vier featuring Seven
	Tobias Vorwerk	Purple clouds from Marteria , Yasha and Miss Platnum
Rea Garvey	Denise Beiler	Can't Feel My Face from The Weeknd	Fire by Rea Garvey
	Mary Summer	Stole the Show by Kygo featuring Parson James

final

The third live show, the finale, took place on December 17, 2015. Each participant in the final performed their own new song and also sang a duet with a guest artist: Tiffany Kemp sang with James Morrison, Isabel Ment with Ellie Goulding, Ayke Witt with Cro and Jamie-Lee Kriewitz with Jess Glynne. All four finalists also sang Elle King's hit Ex's & Oh's . The band Coldplay also performed their song Adventure of a Lifetime . The winner, determined by televoting, was Jamie-Lee Kriewitz. As in season 4, one of Michi and Smudo's protégés won the competition.

rank	candidate	Coach	Songs		Televoting
1	Jamie-Lee Kriewitz	Michi and Smudo	own song	Ghost	38.29%
			Duet with guest artist	Take Me Home by Jess Glynne
2	Ayke Witt	Andreas Bourani	own song	See you soon	22.95%
			Duet with guest artist	Melody from Cro
3	Tiffany Kemp	Andreas Bourani	own song	Have You Ever Been In Love	21.88%
			Duet with guest artist	Stay Like This by James Morrison
4th	Isabel Ment	Stefanie Kloß	own song	In reverse	16.89%
			Duet with guest artist	Army by Ellie Goulding

Audience ratings

On average, 3.21 million viewers saw the fifth season of The Voice of Germany on ProSieben and Sat.1, the market share of the total audience was 11.0 percent. In the target group of 14- to 49-year-olds, an average of 1.97 million viewers watched, which corresponds to a market share of 18.8 percent.

episode	broadcast	Channel	date	spectator		Market share		source
				total	14 to 49 years	total	14 to 49 years
01	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Oct. 15, 2015	3.81 million	2.41 million	12.6%	22.3%
02	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Oct 16, 2015	3.90 million	2.38 million	13.0%	22.8%
03	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Oct. 22, 2015	3.57 million	2.25 million	11.7%	21.1%
04	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Oct 23, 2015	3.73 million	2.08 million	12.4%	20.2%
05	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Oct 29, 2015	3.72 million	2.33 million	12.2%	21.7%
06	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Oct 30, 2015	3.89 million	2.13 million	12.8%	20.5%
07	Blind auditions	ProSieben	Thu, Nov 5, 2015 0	3.56 million	2.26 million	11.8%	21.0%
08	Blind auditions	Sat 1	Fri, Nov 6, 2015 0	3.97 million	2.21 million	13.1%	21.5%
09	Battle Round	ProSieben	Thu, Nov 12, 2015	3.10 million	2.13 million	10.4%	20.3%
10	Battle Round	Sat 1	Fri, Nov 13, 2015	2.97 million	1.72 million	09.5%	15.8%
11	Battle Round	ProSieben	Thu, Nov 19, 2015	3.07 million	2.00 million	10.9%	19.9%
12	Battle Round	Sat 1	Fri, Nov 20, 2015	3.32 million	1.76 million	11.1%	17.6%
13	Knockouts	ProSieben	Thu, Nov 26, 2015	2.81 million	1.75 million	09.1%	16.0%
14th	Knockouts	Sat 1	Fri, Nov 27, 2015	2.84 million	1.56 million	09.6%	15.0%
15th	Live show	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 3, 2015 0	2.52 million	1.52 million	09.0%	15.4%
16	Live show	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 10, 2015	2.44 million	1.45 million	08.4%	13.8%
17th	final	ProSieben	Thu, Dec 17, 2015	2.92 million	1.78 million	10.2%	17.0%

Web links

• The Voice of Germany website

Individual evidence

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