Home Composed Song Contest 2022 - Revision history

MartinF at 14:11, 21 January 2026

2026-01-21T14:11:22Z

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	The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] in addition to the special anniversary event, [[30 Years Of HCSC: Greatest Hits]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).		The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] in addition to the special anniversary event, [[30 Years Of HCSC: Greatest Hits]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).

	The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant Constantinos Karaiskos aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".		The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant [[Constantinos Karaiskos]] aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".

	If you want to relive the voting in full, you can still do so [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAuoujyMmxk here]!		If you want to relive the voting in full, you can still do so [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAuoujyMmxk here]!
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	\| [[Love Grow Stronger]]		\| [[Love Grow Stronger]]
	\| ConstantX		\| ConstantX
	\| Constantinos Karaiskos, Chris Hall		\| [[Constantinos Karaiskos]], Chris Hall
	\| Constantinos Karaiskos		\| [[Constantinos Karaiskos]]
	\| 2		\| 2
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MartinF at 20:04, 4 August 2023

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	\| [[File:den.png]] [[Denmark in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Denmark]]		\| [[File:den.png]] [[Denmark in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Denmark]]
	\| Hit Me		\| Hit Me
	\| Group Covid-19 feat. [[~~T.O.~~]]		\| Group Covid-19 feat. [[Tony Olsen]]
	\| [[~~T.O.~~]]		\| [[Tony Olsen]]
	\| [[~~T.O.~~]]		\| [[Tony Olsen]]
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MartinF at 16:02, 17 July 2023

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	'''HCSC 2022 winner: Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen feat. Roy Vorland - Hold Me, Lord'''<br />~~<html5media>http~~:~~//www.homecomposed.net/archive/2022/~~2022_08.mp3~~</html5media>~~		'''HCSC 2022 winner: Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen feat. Roy Vorland - Hold Me, Lord'''<br />[[File:2022_08.mp3]]
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	'''Recap of all HCSC 2022 songs in draw order'''<br />~~<html5media>http~~:~~//www.homecomposed.net/archive/2022/~~2022medl.mp3~~</html5media>~~		'''Recap of all HCSC 2022 songs in draw order'''<br />[[File:2022medl.mp3]]
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MartinF at 18:55, 11 December 2022

2022-12-11T18:55:04Z

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	As in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]], a total of 24 entries were submitted to the competition, although one was subsequently withdrawn. This left a field of 23 songs from 13 countries - including the return of [[France in the Home Composed Song Contest\|France]] for the first time in over a decade, and [[Norway in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Norway]] for the first time since 2004! Once again, the competition had its own dedicated website, this time at [https://home-22.com/ home-22.com].		As in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]], a total of 24 entries were submitted to the competition, although one was subsequently withdrawn. This left a field of 23 songs from 13 countries - including the return of [[France in the Home Composed Song Contest\|France]] for the first time in over a decade, and [[Norway in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Norway]] for the first time since 2004! Once again, the competition had its own dedicated website, this time at [https://home-22.com/ home-22.com].

	The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and ~~again in~~ [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).		The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] in addition to the special anniversary event, [[30 Years Of HCSC: Greatest Hits]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).

	The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant Constantinos Karaiskos aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".		The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant Constantinos Karaiskos aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".

MartinF: /* Scoreboard */

2022-12-09T14:29:25Z

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	\| style="text-align:left; background:gold;" \| '''Hold Me, Lord'''		\| style="text-align:left; background:gold;" \| '''Hold Me, Lord'''
	\| '''12''' \|\| 8 \|\| style="text-align:left; background:~~#fceecc~~;" \| \|\| '''12''' \|\| 10 \|\| 10 \|\| '''12''' \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| 7 \|\| 5 \|\| \|\| 4 \|\| '''12''' \|\| \|\| 4 \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 7 \|\| 4 \|\| \|\| \|\| '''12''' \|\| 5 \|\| 5 \|\| style="text-align:right; background:gold;" \| '''139'''		\| '''12''' \|\| 8 \|\| style="text-align:left; background:gold;" \| \|\| '''12''' \|\| 10 \|\| 10 \|\| '''12''' \|\| 10 \|\| \|\| \|\| 7 \|\| 5 \|\| \|\| 4 \|\| '''12''' \|\| \|\| 4 \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| \|\| 7 \|\| 4 \|\| \|\| \|\| '''12''' \|\| 5 \|\| 5 \|\| style="text-align:right; background:gold;" \| '''139'''
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	\| style="text-align:left; background:#f2f2f2;" \| To Love Somebody		\| style="text-align:left; background:#f2f2f2;" \| To Love Somebody

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2022-12-09T14:28:43Z

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2022-12-09T14:24:04Z

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MartinF at 19:20, 8 December 2022

2022-12-08T19:20:20Z

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	'''HCSC 2022 winner: Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen feat. Roy Vorland - Hold Me, Lord'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2022/2022_08.mp3</html5media>		'''HCSC 2022 winner: Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen feat. Roy Vorland - Hold Me, Lord'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2022/2022_08.mp3</html5media>
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	'''Recap of all HCSC ~~0000~~ songs in draw order'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/~~0000~~/~~0000medl~~.mp3</html5media>		'''Recap of all HCSC 2022 songs in draw order'''<br /><html5media>http://www.homecomposed.net/archive/2022/2022medl.mp3</html5media>
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MartinF: /* Entries and results */

2022-12-08T17:48:56Z

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	\| [[File:den.png]] [[Denmark in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Denmark]]		\| [[File:den.png]] [[Denmark in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Denmark]]
	\| [[Hit Me]]		\| Hit Me
	\| Group Covid-19 feat. [[T.O.]]		\| Group Covid-19 feat. [[T.O.]]
	\| [[T.O.]]		\| [[T.O.]]

MartinF: /* Entries and results */

2022-12-08T17:44:04Z

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	\| [[File:uk.png]] [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom IV]]		\| [[File:uk.png]] [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|United Kingdom III]]
	\| [[(We Were) The Spiders From Mars]]		\| [[(We Were) The Spiders From Mars]]
	\| Cellphone		\| Cellphone

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	As in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]], a total of 24 entries were submitted to the competition, although one was subsequently withdrawn. This left a field of 23 songs from 13 countries - including the return of [[France in the Home Composed Song Contest\|France]] for the first time in over a decade, and [[Norway in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Norway]] for the first time since 2004! Once again, the competition had its own dedicated website, this time at [https://home-22.com/ home-22.com].		As in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]], a total of 24 entries were submitted to the competition, although one was subsequently withdrawn. This left a field of 23 songs from 13 countries - including the return of [[France in the Home Composed Song Contest\|France]] for the first time in over a decade, and [[Norway in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Norway]] for the first time since 2004! Once again, the competition had its own dedicated website, this time at [https://home-22.com/ home-22.com].

	The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and ~~again in~~ [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).		The 23 competitor juries were supplemented by an internet-based public vote (shown as [[File:Gj1.png]] in the scoresheet below) and a total of four guest juries: Vladyslav Semenchenko, the President of OGAE Ukraine ([[File:Gj2.png]]); Liam Jarnecki from the United Kingdom, who co-hosted the result presentation shows in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2011\|2011]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2021\|2021]] ([[File:Gj3.png]]); a jury representing [http://radiointernational.blogspot.com/ Radio International], who provided their usual kind support for the competition ([[File:Gj4.png]]); and the Greek Brothers, aka [[Eduard Alexogiannopoulos\|Eduard]] and Alex Alexogiannopoulos, whose Home Composed history includes winning the contest in [[Home Composed Song Contest 2013\|2013]] and [[Home Composed Song Contest 2017\|2017]] in addition to the special anniversary event, [[30 Years Of HCSC: Greatest Hits]] ([[File:Gj5.png]]).

	The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant Constantinos Karaiskos aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".		The return of Norway also marked the comeback of [[Home Composed Song Contest 1997\|1997]] champion [[Roy Vorland]] as the featured vocalist on [[Gunnar B. Ingebrigtsen]]'s composition "Hold Me, Lord". The collaboration was a successful one: In an incredibly exciting voting sequence that came down to the very last moment, Gunnar and Roy took the crown ahead of one of the [[United Kingdom in the Home Composed Song Contest\|British]] representatives, contest debutant Constantinos Karaiskos aka ConstantX, with his song "Love Grow Stronger". Floriana from [[Romania in the Home Composed Song Contest\|Romania]] upheld that country's recent strong record in the competition, rounding out the podium positions with "Light Of Day".