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SINCE 1956 THE CONTEST HAS BEEN BRINGING NATIONS TOGETHER || ABBA 40 YEARS 1974 - 2014

EUROVISION SONG CONTEST

BRINGING NATIONS TOGETHER

The event has been growing for years and years, bringing all nations of Europe together in a musical contact with each other.

And it all started in 1956 in Switzerland.

SONGWRITERS AND ARTIST MANAGERS SHOULD KNOW THE BASICS

First of all, it is important to know that the EBU is not involved in the national selections. It is entirely up to the participating broadcasters to decide how they pick their entry. However, the EBU does demand full transparency on the chosen procedure.

In most countries, televised national selections take place, and usually anyone can send in songs. A selection committee then picks the songs that will take part in the national selection, and a jury or viewers (or a mix of both) decide upon the winner.

Some broadcasters pick their entry for the Eurovision Song Contest internally. A selection committee then picks the representing artists, and sometimes also the song to be performed.

SEND IN YOUR SONG

To take part in the Eurovision Song Contest, you need to win a national selection, or be selected by one of the participating broadcasters.

Keep an eye on announcements made by your national public broadcaster. Usually, these announcements are made available through their website, and include details on how to send in your song.

Note that not all broadcasters accept songs from foreigh artists, song writers and composers.

If there is no public broadcaster in your country taking part in the Eurovision Song Contest, it is not possible to represent your country. To take part in the Eurovision Song Contest, you would have to enter your song for nomination in another country. Should you be selected to take part in the Eurovision Song Contest, you will then of course represent the respective country.

View more detailed information at www.eurovision.tv

ONCE HIGH - NOW LOW

Managers have seen it over and over again. Once in the limelight and then out in the dark. Sometimes it leads to artist suicides - as we once saw with Eurovision winners Grethe Ingemann and .... more

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FINAL CONTEST 2013

The order of presentation:

1. France

2. Litaua

3. Moldovia

4. Finland

5. Spain

6. Belgium

7. Estland

8. Belarus

9. Malta

10. Russia

11. Germany

12. Armenia

13. Netherlands

14. Rumania

15. Great Britain

16. Sweden

17. Hungary

18. Denmark

19. Iceland

20. Aserbajdsjan

21. Greece

22. Ukrain

23. Italy

24. Norway

25. Georgia

26. Ireland

Source: Eurovision.tv

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THE WINNER 2013

Artist: Emmelie de Forest

Title: "Only Teardrops"

MUSIC MANAGEMENT COMMENT: Do observe it was entry number 18 winning

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