Turkvision Song Contest 2013

Turkvision Song Contest 2013 (Turkish: Türkvizyon Şarkı Yarışması 2013) was the first edition of the Turkvision Song Contest. The contest is an inaugural competition, and was held in Eskişehir, Turkey.[3] Twenty-four Turkic areas, which have either a large Turkic population or a widely spoken Turkic language, participated in the contest. The semi-final took place on 19 December 2013, with the final being held on 21 December 2013.[4][5]

Turkvision Song Contest 2013
Türkvizyon Eskişehir 2013
Dates
Semi-final19 December 2013
Final21 December 2013
Host
VenueAnadolu Üniversitesi BESYO Spor Salonu, Eskişehir, Turkey
Presenter(s)Semi-final:
Ece Vahapoğlu
Vatan Şaşmaz
Final:
Engin Hepileri
Directed byİsmet Zaatov[1]
Host broadcasterTurkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT)
Interval actBurcu Güneş[2]
Websitewww.turkvizyon.com.tr
Participants
Number of entries24
Debuting countries
Participation map
  • Tatarstan in the Turkvision Song ContestBashkortostan in the Turkvision Song ContestGermany in the Turkvision Song ContestBosnia and Herzegovina in the Turkvision Song ContestTurkey in the Turkvision Song ContestNorthern Cyprus in the Turkvision Song ContestIraq in the Turkvision Song ContestUkraine in the Turkvision Song ContestCrimea in the Turkvision Song ContestGeorgia in the Turkvision Song ContestAzerbaijan in the Turkvision Song ContestKarachay-Cherkessia in the Turkvision Song ContestKazakhstan in the Turkvision Song ContestUzbekistan in the Turkvision Song ContestKyrgyzstan in the Turkvision Song ContestAltai Republic in the Turkvision Song ContestKhakassia in the Turkvision Song ContestTuva in the Turkvision Song ContestYakutia in the Turkvision Song ContestBelarus in the Turkvision Song ContestRomania in the Turkvision Song ContestKosovo in the Turkvision Song ContestKemerovo in the Turkvision Song Contest
         Participating countries     Did not qualify from the semi final
Vote
Winning song Azerbaijan
"Yaşa"

Location
Further information on the host city: Eskişehir
Location of the host city in Turkey.

Eskişehir is a city in northwestern Turkey and the capital of the Eskişehir Province. According to the 2011 census, the population of the city is 711,396.[6] The city is located on the banks of the Porsuk River, 792 m above sea level, where it overlooks the fertile Phrygian Valley. In the nearby hills one can find hot springs. The city is 233 km (145 mi) to the west of Ankara, 330 km (205 mi) to the southeast of Istanbul and 78 km (48 mi) to the northeast of Kütahya. Known as a university town, both Eskişehir Osmangazi University and Anadolu University (which has one of the largest student enrollments in the world) are based in Eskişehir. The province covers an area of 2,678 km2 (1,034 sq mi).[7]

Format

The contest consisted of a semi-final held on 19 December 2013, and a grand final which took place on the evening of 21 December 2013.[3] The twenty-four participating areas took part in the semi-final, of which twelve qualified and proceeded to the grand final.[8]

Voting was done by one juror from each country, these jurors did not have to have any music industry experience. The scoring method and how each participating country/region was not announced, however they were allowed to vote for their own country/region.

National host broadcaster

Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT) was the host broadcaster for the inaugural contest. The contest was broadcast by TRT on TRT Avaz, TRT Music and TRT Anadolu.

Participation

A total of twenty-four Turkic-related areas took part in the first edition of the contest.[9][10] Previously-announced competitors Turkmenistan, Chuvashia, Russia, and Xinjiang were not part of the final lineup announced on 17 December.[11]

Semi-final

A semi-final took place on the 19 December. Twelve qualifiers proceeded to the grand final on 21 December 2013.[4]

Draw[12] Country[9] Artist[9] Song[9] Language
01 Altai Republic Artur Marlujokov "Altayım Menin" (Алтайым Менин) Altai
02  Azerbaijan Farid Hasanov "Yaşa" Azerbaijani
03  Bashkortostan Diana Ishniyazova "Kuray Şarkısı" Bashkir
04  Belarus Gunesh Abbasova "Son Hatıralar" Turkish
05  Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir & Frozen Camels feat. Mirza Šoljanin "Ters Bosanka" Bosnian
06  Găgăuzia Lüdmila Tukan "Vernis' lyubov'" (Вернись любовь) Gagauz, Russian
07  Georgia Eynar Balakişiyev & Afik Novruzov "Qelbini Saf Tut" Azerbaijani
08 Khakassia Vladimir Dorju "Tus Çirinde" Khakas
09  Iraq Ahmet Tuzlu "Kerkük'ten Yola Çıkak" Iraqi Turkmen
10
Eldar Zhanikaev "Adamdı bizni atıbız" (Адамды бизни атыбыз) Karachay-Balkar
11  Kazakhstan Rin'go "Birlikpen alǵa" (Бірлікпен алға) Kazakh
12 Kemerovo Çildiz Tannakeşeva "Şoriya'nın Ünü" Shor
13  Kyrgyzstan Çoro "Kaygırba" (Кайгырба) Kyrgyz
14  Crimea Elvira Sarihalil "Dağların elları" (Дагъларын эллары) Crimean Tatar
15  Kosovo Ergin Karahasan "Şu Prizen" Turkish
16  Northern Cyprus Gommalar "Havalanıyor" Turkish
17  Macedonia Ikay Yusuf "Düşlerde Yaşamak" Turkish
18  Uzbekistan Nilufar Usmonova "Unutgin" Uzbek
19  Romania Genghiz Erhan Cutcalai "Ay Ak Shatır" Turkish
20 Yakutia Olga Spiridonova (Nika) "Kötütüöm" (Көтүтүөм) Yakut
21  Tatarstan Alinä Şäripcanova "Üpkälämim" (Үпкәләмим) Tatar
22  Tuva Saylik Ommun "Çavıdak" (Чавыдак) Tuvan
23  Turkey Manevra "Sen, Ben, Biz" Turkish
24  Ukraine Fazile Ibrahimova "Elmalım" (Элмалым) Crimean Tatar

Final

A final was scheduled to take place on the 21 December. The following twelve semi-finalists qualified for the grand final.[4]

Draw[13] Country[9] Artist[9] Song[9] Language Place Points
01  Turkey Manevra "Sen, Ben, Biz" Turkish 6 187
02  Belarus Gunesh Abbasova "Son Hatıralar" Turkish 2 205
03  Kosovo Ergin Karahasan "Şu Prizen" Turkish 12 151
04  Kazakhstan Rin'go "Birlikpen alǵa" (Бірлікпен алға) Kazakh 9 178
05  Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir & Frozen Camels feat. Mirza Šoljanin "Ters Bosanka" Bosnian 6 187
06  Tatarstan Alinä Şäripcanova "Üpkälämim" (Үпкәләмим) Tatar 4 192
07  Ukraine Fazile Ibrahimova "Elmalım" (Элмалым) Crimean Tatar 3 200
08 Altai Republic Artur Marlujokov "Altayım Menin" (Алтайым Менин) Altai 5 189
09  Azerbaijan Farid Hasanov "Yaşa" Azerbaijani 1 210
10  Northern Cyprus Gommalar "Havalanıyor" Turkish 10 175
11  Kyrgyzstan Çoro "Kaygırba" (Кайгырба) Kyrgyz 8 183
12  Uzbekistan Nilufar Usmonova "Unutgin" Uzbek 11 173

National jury members

Each participating country is represented by one jury member,

  •  Altai Republic - Vladymyr Konchev[14]
  •  Azerbaijan - Govhar Hasanzadeh

International Broadcast

Each participating broadcaster is expected to show the contest live enabling the public to vote in the contest. The broadcasters that have been confirmed so far are:[15]

  •  Altai Republic  – STRC "Altai Mountains" [16]
  •  Azerbaijan  – ATV Azerbaijan
  •  Bashkortostan  – Kuray Television
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina  – Hayat TV
  •  Crimea  – Crimea Public Radio and Television
  •  Gagauzia  – GRT Television
  •  Georgia  – Kumeo Kartlia Television
  •  Kabardino-Balkaria - 9 Volna
  •  Karachay-Cherkessia - 9 Volna
  •  Kazakhstan  – Adam Media Group
  •  Kosovo  – RTK Television
  •  Kyrgyzstan  – Piramida Television
  •  Macedonia  – MRT 2
  •  Northern Cyprus  – GENC Television
  •  Romania  – Alpha TV Media [17]
  •  Tatarstan  – Maydan Television
  •  Turkey  – Kral TV

Non-participating

  •  Bulgaria  – Bengu Turk (final)[18]
  •  Russia  – TMV Television

The following participating countries and regions have yet to announce details of their broadcasting stations.

  •  Belarus
  •  Iraq
  •  Kemerovo Oblast
  •  Khakassia
  •  Turkmenistan
  •  Tuva
  •  Ukraine
  •  Uzbekistan
  • Yakutia
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See also

References
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