The first season American Idol aired on June 11, 2002 (with the full title American Idol: Searching for Superstar ) and continued until September 4, 2002. This won by Kelly Clarkson. The first season was held together by Ryan Seacrest and Brian Dunkleman, who last left the show after the season ended.
The winner, Kelly Clarkson, signed a contract with RCA Records, a label in partnership with 19 American Idol Records. Immediately after the finale, Clarkson released two singles, including the coronation song, "A Moment Like This". "A Moment Like This" went on to break the record of thirty-eight years held by The Beatles for the biggest jump of the song to number one on the Billboard Hot 100. It jumped from number fifty-two to number one in just one week. He held that record for five years but he reclaimed the record in 2009 with his hit single "My Life Would Suck Without You" when jumping from number ninety-seven to number one. Clarkson has enjoyed a successful recording career since winning, with multi-platinum albums, a number of Top 10 hit singles and three Grammy Awards. Runner-up Justin Guarini also signed a contract with RCA Records, eventually debuting the album in 2003 after the end of season 2. RCA dropped him shortly after his debut. In addition to Clarkson and Guarini, also signed are Nikki McKibbin, Tamyra Gray, R. J. Helton, and Christina Christian.
After the final, a special show in Las Vegas was also featured on 23 September 2002 in which 30 contestants made the initial cuts of the judges performed during a two-hour concert.
The show inspired a 2003 musical, From Justin to Kelly, featuring Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini.
Video American Idol (season 1)
Audisi regional
Auditions were held in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Miami, Atlanta, and Seattle in the spring of 2002, and about 10,000 attended the auditions.
One of the most prominent auditions of the season was Tamika Bush who objected to the judges' criticism and their pronunciation of his name. He was then invited back to criticize the contestant's semifinal performance. Kristin Holt, who auditioned in Dallas, was put in the Hollywood round, but in her busy time to embrace the judges, fell and slipped under the jury table.
Kelly Clarkson is famous for missing the audition episode, and she remains the only winner whose auditions are not aired in her original broadcast. The other 10 finalists in Season 1 whose auditions are not shown are Nikki McKibbin and EJ Day.
Audition Structure
There are usually three stages in the audition process in each season, the first stage is the advertised open call audition. At this stage, the auditors each sing briefly in groups of five in front of voters, although some may be asked to sing further. Most of those present were eliminated at this stage with only a small number of auditions selected to proceed further. In the second half they sing in front of executive producers and more are eliminated. In the next few years, the next round may be added before this audition round. In the last round those who survived the first two stages of singing in front of the jury and this is the audition shown on television. Those who get at least two "yes" votes from three judges then receive gold tickets to Hollywood.
In the first season, the second and third stages of the audition can take place in one day, but in subsequent seasons each stage of the audition can take place on separate days. The initial audition venue does not need to be a final audition venue in front of judges, and in later seasons, up to three separate places can be used for auditions in every city. The venue and date of the second audition in front of the manufacturer are not specifically listed on these pages. Initially there was a fourth judge, a monkey who would react to the singing of the cast for comic effects. The monkey judge is only present on the first day of the audition, and edited from the first episode before it airs. At the start of the season, the entire audition process in each city takes place within a relatively short span of 3 days in the case of Season 1, but becomes progressively extended in the later seasons until the return date may be several weeks after the initial audition.
Maps American Idol (season 1)
Hollywood Week
The Hollywood week round was held at the Pasadena Civic Center where 121 contestants competed for a place in the finals. The first contestants appeared on stage in groups of 9 or 10 but performed solo without being accompanied, and those who did not impress the judges were cut off after the group completed their respective performances. 65 is selected to proceed to the next round. The singers are expected to learn their songs that night and do the next day in groups of three. Girls and boys are separated and given a crash course to learn their song, which is "My Little Prayer" by Dionne Warwick for girls and "For Once in My Life" for boys. But many often forget the lyrics. Once again those who failed to impress were cut short after their appearance. 45 managed to reach the next round, and chunk 20 was given a last chance to voice their opinions to the judge before leaving.
In the final round, the remaining 45 were given a new song to learn and each performed solo and acappella. 30 contestants will be selected after this round. In this round Justin Guarini made the jury and his fellow contestants impressed. Top 15 first announced, the judge then chose 15 more than 30 the rest. 30 is divided into two groups and the judge then goes to each group to announce the selected group.
Delano Cagnolatti was originally among those who were announced as the Top 30, but he was later disqualified for falsifying his age, and became the first person to be disqualified on American Idol. He was replaced by EJay Day.
Semi-final
The 30 contestants who reached this stage of the season were named in the show as finalists.
Prior to their performances, the contestants took part in an intensive music workshop where they were given vocal coaching by Debra Byrd and a suggestion by the stylist. The contestants were held in the Red Room before they each appeared to perform solos with piano accompaniment. No audience in the studio at this stage and the show has been recorded. The audience voted after each round of the show, and the result of the ballot was announced the next day in person. A total of 3.3 million votes were given during the first week of voting.
Below are three semi-final groups with contestants listed in the order of their performance. In each group, three people advance to the next round, based on votes by viewers.
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
​​â € <â €
After the nine singers advanced, five of the 21 selected semifinalists were selected by the jury to compete in the Wild Card round. Following other performances by each Wild Card participant, the judges selected one contestant to advance to the last group of 10.
Top 10 Finalists
Kelly Clarkson (born April 24, 1982 in Fort Worth, Texas, 20 years old at the show) came from Burleson, Texas and auditioned in Dallas, Texas with Etta James' "At Last "and Madonna's" Express Yourself. " He featured Aretha Franklin's "Respect" and Vanessa Williams's "Save the Best For Last" in the Hollywood round. Justin Guarini (born October 28, 1978 in Columbus, Georgia, 23 years old at the show) came from Doylestown, Pennsylvania and auditioned in New York City with The Jackson version 5 "Who loves you? " He features Oleta Adams's version of "Get Here" in the Hollywood round. Nikki McKibbin (born 28 September 1978 in Grand Prairie, Texas, 23 years old at the show) auditioned in Dallas under the name Nikki Ozment. She was previously in Popstars USA and auditioned with Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" and Whitney Houston's "One Moment in Time." She features The Righteous Brothers version of "Unchained Melody" in the Hollywood round. Tamyra Gray (born July 26, 1979 in Takoma Park, Maryland, 22 years early in the season) is from Atlanta, Georgia and auditioned there with Mariah Carey's "Vision of Love". "She has appeared in TV commercials and worked with other artists before auditioning for Idol, and was crowned Miss Miss in 1998. She features a" Get Here "version of Oleta Adams in Hollywood.
Final
The final was broadcast live, in front of the live studio audience. The finals last for eight weeks, each finalist performing a song or song chosen from the weekly theme. During the first few weeks, the contestants sang one song each. In the fourth week, the contestants sang two songs each, and in the final, two finalists sang three songs each.
The result of a public vote was revealed at night after the evening show in the show results. Three or two contestants in the next round who receive the lowest number of votes are usually called the Three Bottom or Two. From the bottom three, one contestant is sent to a safe place so the two contestants remain and eventually the contestant who receives the lowest number of votes is omitted from the competition. The montage farewell video of the eliminated contestant is displayed.
This season mostly sets the pattern for the season later, such as group performance by contestants during show results, city visits for the top 3, and performs the top 2 songs to be released shortly after the end. In this season, there is no guest mentor apart from the week of Burt Bacharach where the composer helps the contestants prepare their songs.
The final was between Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini, and Kelly Clarkson was declared the winner with 58% of 15.5 million votes. More than 110 million votes cast throughout the season.
A special television from Las Vegas starring thirty-two finalists was aired later, a thirty date tour with the top ten followed, as did a box office bomb film titled From Justin to Kelly .
Top Top 10 - Motown
Top 8 - 1960s
- Group performance : "California Dreamin '" (The Mamas & the Papas)
Top 7 - 1970s
- Group performance : "Joy to the World"
Top 6 - Big Band
- Group performance : "Bandstand Boogie" (Barry Manilow)
Top 5 - Burt Bacharach Love Song
- Mentor - Burt Bacharach
- Group performance : That's For What Friends "(night performance)
- Group performance : Burt Bacharach Medley
Top 4 - 1980/1990s
Each contestant sang two songs.
- Group performance : Paula Abdul Medley
Top 3 - Selected & amp; Judge options
Each contestant sang two songs.
- Group performance : "Love Will Keep Us Together" (Neil Sedaka)
Top 3 each change their appearance -
- Nikki McKibbin - Black Velvet (Alannah Myles)
- Justin Guarini - Let's Stay Along (Al Green)
- Kelly Clarkson - Without You (Badfinger)
Top 2 - Finale
Each contestant sings three songs.
Elimination diagram
Controversy
It was revealed during the season that about 100 phone-phreak hackers with hardware and power-calling software were able to put as many as 10,000 voices overnight from one phone line at the touch of a button. However, FremantleMedia, which produced the event, argues that hackers have a 'statistically insignificant' effect on voting. Simon Cowell also confirmed that the unexpected expulsion of Tamyra Gray from the show only reinforced the opinions of the producers that the vote was fair. Nevertheless, concerns arise about the possibility of injustice in rigorous voting situations. Ken Warwick later said in Season 5 that the equipment was placed thereafter to address the issue but has never detected such a problem since.
Idol contestants are reported to have signed a 'thick phone book' contract which gives manufacturers' absolute discretion to select the winner and change the rules. But producer Nigel Lythgoe says that the contract should anticipate every possible situation, and is not meant to put up a show to support any contestant.
Controversy erupted when Season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson was invited to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" in a deal arranged by her then management company, 19 Entertainment, on a special anniversary for the first anniversary of the 9/11 attacks at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. Some critics suggest that Clarkson's appearance will turn a sad national sorrow into a "gigantic promotion opportunity". Kelly Clarkson himself considered withdrawing from the warning, saying, "I think it's a bad idea... If anyone thinks I'm trying to market anything, well, that's horrible." and added "I will not do it." But he can not withdraw from the event.
Contestants appearing on other events
- Semi finalist Kelli Glover appeared in the fourth season of America's Got Talent in 2009 and was eliminated during Judgment Week; he will return to the show for the ninth season of 2014 and make it to live shows.
Nielsen AS Rating
The first season of American Idol was a 2002 summer surprise show and had an average audience of 12.7 million per episode. It was the highest show of the summer in the 18/49 demographic.
American Idol Rewind
The re-edited episode of American Idol season 1 is now featured in a syndication as American Idol Rewind . The new episodes feature comments from some of the top 30 first seasons, including Justin Guarini, Jim Verraros, Christina Christian, Nikki McKibbin, Angela Peel, and Kelli Glover. Rewind also featured recordings not seen at the start of season 1, including a full audition of Kelly Clarkson.
Release
Small or independent release
(Daftar ini tidak termasuk rilis pra-Idol)
- Unsaid and Understood (Jim Verraros - album, 2003)
- Kehidupan Nyata (RJ Helton - album, 2004)
- "Even If" (RJ Helton - single, 2004)
- "My Devotion" (RJ Helton - single, 2004)
- "My Religion" (Ryan Starr - single, 2004)
- Manusia Lagi (Adriel Herrera - album)
- Rollercoaster (Jim Verraros - album, 2005)
- Hal-Hal Asing Telah Terjadi (Justin Guarini - album, 2005)
- "To Be with You" (Nikki McKibbin - single, 2006)
- "The Lie" (Nikki McKibbin - single, 2006)
- Voyces United untuk UNHCR (Brad Estrin - album, 2006)
- "Kamu Lebih Baik" (Jim Verraros - single, 2007)
- Unleashed (Nikki McKibbin - album, 2007)
- "Berputar" (Justin Guarini - EP, 2008)
- "Here to There" (Nikki McKibbin - single, 2008)
- "Cinta Elektrik" (Jim Verraros - single, 2009)
- "Sentuh (Jangan Ingin 2?) (Jim Verraros - single, 2009)
- "Do Not Disturb" (Jim Verraros - single, 2009)
- "Dihibur" (Nikki McKibbin - single, 2009)
- "Celebrity High" (band Nikki McKibbin Love Stricken Demise - single, 2011)
- Jangan Ganggu (Jim Verraros - album, 2011)
- Psychotrip (Band Nikki McKibbin Love Stricken Demise - EP, 2012)
Source:
![American Idol Seasons 1-9 DVD Boxset [DVD63bf7] - $55.17 : Walt ...](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_s1DGHsYk4_TMjwyJ5m9bNbIQFAi-OEReigSzDAy_E04AvvfS5aKeILeu8bBuUdsd4yBwBEU76B7up9hxZxj3uihr20ixJz8gi_stI6pIJhb6k9yYBFD8BOxkLIZpPZKbZX99jC6gJ5lg=s0-d "American Idol Seasons 1-9 DVD Boxset [DVD63bf7] - $55.17 : Walt ...")
See also
- American Idols LIVE! Tour 2002
References
External links
- The Official American Idol Contest Site
- American Idol (Season 1) on IMDb
- American Idol (Season 1) on TV.com
Source of the article : Wikipedia
0 Comments