"The Voice of China" is popular in domestic ratings and has become an object of pursuit by audiences at home and abroad on the Internet. Whether the audience is still a star, or a pursuit or a complaint, the city is full of "good voices". In fact, not only China, its original "The Voice" has blossomed around the world, the United States, Britain, Germany, Argentina and other 28 countries have purchased copyrights, and audiences around the world have fallen into the charm of "The Voice" and are busy turning around for their favorite voices.
The Netherlands is the originator of The Voice. On September 17, 2010, the reality show "The Voice of Holland", produced by Irishman John Moore, aired on the Dutch RTL4 television station, which immediately triggered a ratings frenzy and attracted 3 million TV viewers in the Netherlands. This number is not surprising, but compared to the total population of the Netherlands, this figure accounts for 18.2% of the total population of the Netherlands, that is, nearly 1/5 of the Dutch are loyal viewers of the show.
It is no surprise that The Voice has caught fire in the Netherlands, where "the world's first country to give the merchant class full political rights" respects a sense of freedom, the spirit of contract, and acts that are not allowed in many countries, such as euthanasia, homosexuality, and marijuana smoking, are legal here. The Dutch people's sense of freedom and equality is also fully reflected in the show "The Voice of Holland":
In order not to let visual factors interfere with the judgment, the four judges "blindly selected" the contestants in the first round - with their backs to the contestants, and simply decided whether they wanted to include the contestants through the voices of the contestants. The contestants who appear in "The Voice" are not all natural sounds, but it creates a situation where the judges, contestants, and audiences are partying together.
This is a "two-way review". The four judges will train their chosen contestants and then engage in a brutal "internal competition" – the contestants will sing the same song in pairs, competing for the same song, and the mentors will have to choose between these students who make them fall in love. In the third round, the outstanding students of the 4 judges will compete to determine which tutor has the highest teaching level. It's a "match" between the judges. Eventually, the show will enter the "reunion" finale , the annual festival , where all instructors and trainees will hold a large concert to receive the ultimate review from the audience.
After "The Voice" aired in the Netherlands, the United States and britain quickly smelled success. In 2011, NBC Television in the United States and BBC Television in the United Kingdom successively purchased the rights and repackaged the program, which immediately made music fans around the world crazy and became a trend that swept the world. After the pop song, Christina Aguilera, the core character of the maroon red band Adam Levy and other powerful singers, have all served as mentors in the show.
Compared with those programs that consider comprehensive factors such as voice, personal charm and stage quality, "TheVoice" abandons the appearance and makes the voice the only indicator of judgment, which dispels the suspicion of the "appearance party" of similar programs while also laying the foreshadowing of the lack of commercial operation stamina. For example, Leanne Mitchell, the champion of "The Voice of England", sang well, and the cover of Whitney Houston's famous song "Run To You" was perfect, and even if the appearance was slightly fatter in this format, it would not affect the winning. However, her prospects for entering the market did not seem optimistic, with the single failing to reach the top 40 of the official charts and the original tour plans cancelled due to poor ticket sales.
It seems that how to cultivate new people with more market appeal is a problem that requires all the "The Voice" program groups and producers to think hard.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the birthplace of "madness" in the Netherlands</h1>
The first winner of "The Voice", Ben Saunders, was born in the Netherlands, the birthplace of the show. Ben not only sings, but is also a tattooist known as Tattoo Ben. His singing voice is explosive, coupled with a personality tattoo, the live effect is extremely explosive. In the video of The Voice winner Ben Saunders singing online, the judges were more excited than the contestants.
The "tattooed man" just sang a sentence, and 3 judges quickly pressed the turn button in front of them as if they had been electrocuted, and seemed eager to see who was the person who made such a natural sound. Only one judge behaved calmly and did not turn around immediately like the other judges, but unexpectedly, this move made the other judges unbearable, and before Ben could sing the chorus, one of the judges who had turned around got up and left his seat and forcibly pressed the turn button in front of the calm judge.
Ben's singing voice seemed magical, and the 4 groups of judges suddenly became his fans. Van Velzen desperately patted the turn button in front of him, as if that would give Ben more affirmation. Angela Groothuizen, the only female judge on the scene, stood in a chair with excitement, raised her hands to cheer for Ben, and the scene entered a "out of control" state. When Ben's singing stopped, the judges began a war of words, all trying to bring him under their command. In the end, Roel Van Velzen, the judge selected by Ben, rushed to the stage to hug Ben as if he had won a Grammy Award.
The performance of the Dutch judges also set an example for the "peers" around the world, who were full of personalities, had a clear division of labor, and sacrificed their own tricks for the live atmosphere. The five judges here (two of whom are a group) are: Rock pop singer Angela Groothuizen, one of the biggest sisters in the Dutch music scene, the popular group "Nick & Simonn", the Dutch singer Marco Borsato and the rock talent Roel VanVelzen.
Among them, Angela's enthusiasm is bold and can drive the atmosphere of the scene, and men, women and children are willing to join her team;
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > a successful bet for the United States</h1>
NBC television in the United States has made a big purchase of "The Voice", which costs up to $2.3 million per episode, which is much higher than other programs. The Hollywood Reporter joked that if NBC sat at the table in Las Vegas, the casino's dealer would be cold enough to put on his coat because the bet was too "unpopular". Robert Greenblatt, head of entertainment at NBC, is convinced that the show, a hit in the Netherlands, will continue to be popular in the United States, because now
The open and diverse cultural atmosphere of the United States makes people's minds active, so in the "Voice of America" scene, the judges can be the most open, and the atmosphere of competition and comments is also the warmest. The 4 judges of The Voice of America represent exactly 4 styles. Adam· Levine stands for Rock, Blake Shelton stands for Country Music, Cee Lo Green stands for hip-hop music, Christina Aguilera stands for pop music.
On the show, Blake Shelton pressed the button more often, often the first of the judges to turn the chair; Christina always listened very carefully and occasionally took notes; Cee Lo liked to say that if he saw that the other party was a beautiful woman, his attitude was always very friendly. In addition, Adam and Black interact frequently, and have confessed to each other in a certain season's review, and many viewers believe that the two are "flirting" on the show and have a high corruption index.
In the "Voice of America" competition, many excellent singers emerged. For example, Javier M. Colon, he has Dominican and Puerto Rican ancestry. In 2011, he participated in "The Voice of America," performing the song "Time After Time" in the first episode of the April 26 show. All 4 judges chose him as their group's finalist, and Adam and Blake stood up to cheer him on.
On June 21, Colon sang Coldplay's "Fix You," and his coach, Adam Levine, excitedly said that on June 29, he won the most votes, thus winning the first season of the big game, winning a $100,000 award and a contract with Universal Records. Season 2 champion Jermaine Paul was also great. His singing skills are tempered in the choir. Paul has joined singing groups, participated in American Idol, and sung harmonies for big names. In the end, it was "The Voice" that gave him a broad stage and made his powerful aura shock the world.
However, as far as the show is concerned, "The Voice" is indeed a great success, making a lot of money, but in terms of personal development, it is extremely subtle. First season winner Javier Colon broke out in June that he had been terminated by Universal Records, and the top five singles on the single chart were all songs that had been sung on TV shows, highlighting his lack of original ability. Season 2 winner Jermaine Paul was also not optimistic, with her song downloads rushing ahead on the first Monday of the title and quickly falling out of the top 50. How to improve the market competitiveness of players is a difficult problem facing producers and record companies.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the English wild lily also has spring</h1>
The hero does not ask the provenance, the singer does not ask the doorway. A contestant participating in other talent shows, especially female contestants, if her appearance is mediocre, she may lose her confidence and even the opportunity to qualify, but to participate in "The Vioce", she does not have to worry about these, just need to bring a good voice. In "The Voice of England", the first season champion Leanne Mitchell is a fat, ordinary-looking girl, but she has won the praise of "Run to you" and "If I Were A Boy" with a golden voice.
The 28-year-old singer can play and sing and once worked as a resident singer at a beachfront resort. At the age of 15, she could almost sign a record contract, but for various reasons she failed. Now, riding on the east wind of winning the championship, she has been recruited by Universal Records and realized her dream of entering the music scene.
The judges of The Voice of England are: Black-Eyed Beanie lead singer Will.I.Am, Welsh pop singer Tom Thompson. Jones, lead singer of Irish rock band The Script Danny Jones Donoghue and singer-songwriter Jessie J。 In the show, William, Danny and Tom swivel chairs are more frequent, but Tom rarely has the first swivel chair, and most of them will rotate the chair after listening to it for a long time and thinking about it.
During the interaction, William was more responsible for asking questions, and Jessie J was more focused on giving the contestants some suggestions for corrections. Compared with their American counterparts, the four judges seem to be less willing to focus on the verbal dispute and more willing to spend more time talking about the music itself. Of course, they will also surprise the audience, such as the four of them who sang the classic song "I Gotta Feeling" of black-eyed peas on the field.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Australia with the Bird of Thorns</h1>
In the "Voice of China" program, several grassroots players who are not proud of their appearance have attracted the attention of the audience. These contestants sang amazingly, and with all kinds of special experiences — either encountering family accidents or suffering from disabilities , these apples that had been bitten by God added a lot of impression points.
Rachael Leahcarl, a blind woman who won the third place in the Finals of The Voice of Australia, began to learn music at the age of 9, not only can sing in Italian, French and Spanish, but also plays the piano, plays the flute, and participates in a series of choirs. In 2009, Rachael won a singing competition in Rome on the "RAI UNO" stage, and subsequently participated in many performances as a semi-professional singer. She once said on the show that she wished she was known as a real singer, not a blind person who could sing.
In the same column, the good voice of 19-year-old female player Karise Eden made the 4 judges stand up and applaud him. Although the show did not disclose, but the audience checked the information found that Karise also has a bitter life, she was at odds with her mother at a very young age, at the age of 11 she had self-destructive tendencies, at the age of 12 she dropped out of school, at the age of 13 ran away from home, and went to more than twenty different women's shelters.
She has no education, no full-time job, occasional odd jobs, and even once sold in a sex store. Undoubtedly, the American female singer Janis Joplin in the 1960s had a deep influence on Karise. In April, a song called "It's A Man's World" was Janis's masterpiece, Karise opened her mouth, full of affection, tearing her soul, the famous country singer Keith Urban (Nicole Kidman's husband) was the first to turn the chair and cast a "I want you" vote; the song also shocked the other three judges, including the British spiritual singer Seal.
The song begins with "My Journey" and opens with her black lungs and infectious vocal voice, while the record ends with Janis Joplin's Move Over, which is a dynamic, guitar-whistled, Jimi Hendrix-like blues rock. Karise has an incomparable voice and the shocking power of Blues tearing his heart and lungs;
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