Home Composed Song Contest 2021 - Revision history

MartinF at 16:26, 17 July 2023

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	'''HCSC 2021 winner: CornEL - Take Me Away'''<br />~~<html5media>http~~:~~//www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/~~2021_12.mp3~~</html5media>~~		'''HCSC 2021 winner: CornEL - Take Me Away'''<br />[[File:2021_12.mp3]]
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	'''Recap of all HCSC 2021 songs in draw order'''<br />~~<html5media>http~~:~~//www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/~~2021medl.mp3~~</html5media>~~		'''Recap of all HCSC 2021 songs in draw order'''<br />[[File:2021medl.mp3]]
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MartinF at 18:55, 7 December 2022

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	<center>'''The host'''<br />[[File:2021host.jpg\|center\|200px\|border\|Andy Brook]]</center>		<center>'''The host'''<br />[[File:2021host.jpg\|center\|200px\|border\|Andy Brook]]</center><br /><center>'''The logo'''<br />[[File:2021logo.jpg\|center\|338px\|border]]</center>

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MartinF at 20:03, 5 November 2021

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	\| Cornel-Ionuț, DJ Stephano Rossi		\| [[CornEL\|Cornel-Ionuț]], DJ Stephano Rossi
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MartinF at 19:42, 5 November 2021

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	'''HCSC 2021 winner: ~~Performer Name~~ - ~~Song Title~~'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/2021_12.mp3</html5media>		'''HCSC 2021 winner: CornEL - Take Me Away'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/2021_12.mp3</html5media>
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	'''Recap of all HCSC 2021 songs in draw order'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/2021medl.mp3</html5media>		'''Recap of all HCSC 2021 songs in draw order'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2021/2021medl.mp3</html5media>

MartinF: /* Contest overview */

2021-11-05T15:05:00Z

Contest overview

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	The 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest was the 30th edition, and organiser [[Andy Brook]] from the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom]] put a great deal of effort into making it a contest to remember.		The 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest was the 30th edition, and organiser [[Andy Brook]] from the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom]] put a great deal of effort into making it a contest to remember.

	This paid off at the bottom line: 24 entries made this the largest contest in many years. [[Ireland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Ireland]] made its debut in the competition, while [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] and [[Poland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Poland]] were represented for the first time in a decade. A number of new participants brought a breath of fresh air to the competition, while at the other end of the scale, there was a return to HCSC for the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009\|2009]] champions [[Ylva and Linda]].		This paid off at the bottom line: 24 entries from 15 countries made this the largest contest in many years. [[Ireland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Ireland]] made its debut in the competition, while [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] and [[Poland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Poland]] were represented for the first time in a decade. A number of new participants brought a breath of fresh air to the competition, while at the other end of the scale, there was a return to HCSC for the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009\|2009]] champions [[Ylva and Linda]].

	As in previous years, there was an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet). This was supplemented by a further three guest juries: contest founder [[Morten Boldt Hansen]] ([[File:Gj2.png]]), a jury representing Radio International ([[File:Gj3.png]]), which accompanied the contest with a special feature (listen [[http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/2021/10/week-402021-eurovision-radio.html here]]), and a jury representing ESC Insight ([[File:Gj4.png]]), which published a long article on the history of HCSC in the run-up to this year's contest (read [[https://escinsight.com/2021/09/13/history-home-composed-song-contest/ here]]).		As in previous years, there was an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet). This was supplemented by a further three guest juries: contest founder [[Morten Boldt Hansen]] ([[File:Gj2.png]]), a jury representing Radio International ([[File:Gj3.png]]), which accompanied the contest with a special feature (listen [[http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/2021/10/week-402021-eurovision-radio.html here]]), and a jury representing ESC Insight ([[File:Gj4.png]]), which published a long article on the history of HCSC in the run-up to this year's contest (read [[https://escinsight.com/2021/09/13/history-home-composed-song-contest/ here]]).

MartinF: /* Contest overview */

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	==Contest overview==		==Contest overview==

	The 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest was the 30th edition, and ~~in keeping with this,~~ organiser [[Andy Brook]] from the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom]] put a great deal of effort into making it a contest to remember.		The 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest was the 30th edition, and organiser [[Andy Brook]] from the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom]] put a great deal of effort into making it a contest to remember.

	This paid off at the bottom line: 24 entries made this the largest contest in many years. [[Ireland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Ireland]] made its debut in the competition, while [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] and [[Poland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Poland]] were represented for the first time in a decade. A number of new participants brought a breath of fresh air to the competition, while at the other end of the scale, there was a return to HCSC for the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009\|2009]] champions [[Ylva and Linda]].		This paid off at the bottom line: 24 entries made this the largest contest in many years. [[Ireland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Ireland]] made its debut in the competition, while [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] and [[Poland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Poland]] were represented for the first time in a decade. A number of new participants brought a breath of fresh air to the competition, while at the other end of the scale, there was a return to HCSC for the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009\|2009]] champions [[Ylva and Linda]].

MartinF: /* Contest overview */

2021-11-05T15:04:09Z

Contest overview

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	The ~~blurb~~ on HCSC 2021 ~~will go~~ here.		The 2021 edition of the Home Composed Song Contest was the 30th edition, and in keeping with this, organiser [[Andy Brook]] from the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom]] put a great deal of effort into making it a contest to remember.

			This paid off at the bottom line: 24 entries made this the largest contest in many years. [[Ireland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Ireland]] made its debut in the competition, while [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] and [[Poland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Poland]] were represented for the first time in a decade. A number of new participants brought a breath of fresh air to the competition, while at the other end of the scale, there was a return to HCSC for the [[Home Composed Song Contest 2009\|2009]] champions [[Ylva and Linda]].

			As in previous years, there was an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet). This was supplemented by a further three guest juries: contest founder [[Morten Boldt Hansen]] ([[File:Gj2.png]]), a jury representing Radio International ([[File:Gj3.png]]), which accompanied the contest with a special feature (listen [[http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/2021/10/week-402021-eurovision-radio.html here]]), and a jury representing ESC Insight ([[File:Gj4.png]]), which published a long article on the history of HCSC in the run-up to this year's contest (read [[https://escinsight.com/2021/09/13/history-home-composed-song-contest/ here]]).

			There was an innovation in terms of the voting presentation. To maximise the drama and entertainment, the votes of the guest juries and the debutant participants were each presented separately, then the votes of the returning participants were revealed as one "block" - like the televote at the Eurovision Song Contest. You can watch the full show with voting [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLSiQT0Zk8s/ here].

			This had the advantage of keeping the final result a secret right up until the last minute - not a bad thing, since it proved to be a commanding victory for Romania and "Take Me Away" by [[CornEL]]. Fellow debutant Avraam Konstandinou from [[Cyprus in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Cyprus]] took second place, with the podium being completed by [[Tero Aalto]] and Snowclone from [[Finland in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Finland]].

	==Entries and results==		==Entries and results==

MartinF: /* Scoreboard */

2021-11-05T14:47:34Z

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2021-11-04T21:47:17Z

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