Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2007

**Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2007**
Date:	10 February 2007
Presenter:	Camilla Ottesen & Adam Duvå Hall
Venue:	Forum Horsens (other venues hosted semifinals)
Viewing figures (approx):	1,492,000^[1]
Voting:	Telephone and SMS voting
Winner:	Drama Queen performed by DQ
Winner's result at Eurovision:	SF: 19th

Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2007 was the selection for the song to represent Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007. Two semi-finals and two wildcard selections took place to select the 10 songs that would compete to sing for Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest 2007 in Helsinki, Finland.

In each semi-final the viewers of DR chose which 4 songs would progress to the final through telephone and SMS voting. After the semi-finals two wildcard selections were held for the listeners of Danish radio stations P3 and P4, who selected two songs from those rejected in the semi-finals to progress to the final.

16 songs competed and the winner was "Drama Queen" sung by Peter Andersen as DQ, a wildcard entrant.

Final

Draw	Singer	Song	Points	Result
1	Annette Heick	Copenhagen Airport	0	7th
2	Me & My	Two Are Stronger Than One	8	6th
3	Annika Askman	Fly	0	7th
4	Katrine Falkenberg	It's A Beautiful Day	30	4th
5	Jacob Andersen	Listen To Love	12	5th
6	Jørgen Olsen	Vi Elsker Bare Danske Piger	0	7th
7	Danni Elmo	Meaning Of Life	0	7th
8	Stig Rossen	Så Nær Som Nu	42	3rd
9	James Sampson	Say You Love Me	52	2nd
10	DQ	Drama Queen	56	1st

Voting

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Song	North Denmark	Central Denmark	Southern Denmark	Zealand	Capital Region	Total
Copenhagen Airport	-	-	-	-	-	0
Two Are Stronger than One	4	-	4	-	-	8
Fly	-	-	-	-	-	0
It's a Beautiful Day	6	6	6	6	6	32
Listen To Love	-	4	-	4	4	12
Vi elsker bare danske piger	-	-	-	-	-	0
Meaning of Life	-	-	-	-	-	0
Så nær som nu	10	8	8	8	8	42
Say You Love Me	8	12	12	10	10	52
Drama Queen	12	10	10	12	12	56

Semifinals

Semifinal 1

**Semifinal 1**
Date:	26 January 2007
Presenter:	Camilla Ottesen & Adam Duvå Hall
Venue:	Musikteatret, Holstebro
Voting:	Telephone and SMS voting
Qualifiers:	Listen To Love performed by Jacob Andersen, Copenhagen Airport performed by Annette Heick, Meaning Of Life performed by Danni Elmo and Fly performed by Annika Askman

Draw	Singer	Song
1	Christoffer Brodersen	Paparazzi
2	Jacob Andersen	Listen To Love
3	Dariana Charquero Baez & Olau Finnemann Scheel	Flammer Indeni
4	Annette Heick	Copenhagen Airport
5	Danni Elmo	Meaning Of Life
6	Heidi Degn	On Top Of The World
7	Annika Askman	Fly
8	Cammille ft DJ Mary	It Ain't For The Money

Semifinal 2

**Semifinal 2**
Date:	2 February 2007
Presenter:	Camilla Ottesen & Adam Duvå Hall
Venue:	Aalborghallen, Aalborg
Voting:	Telephone and SMS voting
Qualifiers:	Så Nær Som Nu performed by Stig Rossen, It's A Beautiful Day performed by Katrine Falkenberg, Say You Love Me performed by James Sampson and Two Are Stronger Than One performed by Me & My

Draw	Singer	Song
1	DQ	Drama Queen
2	Aud Wilken	Husker Du
3	Jørgen Olsen	Vi Elsker Bare Danske Piger
4	Julie Lund	Merhaba
5	Stig Rossen	Så Nær Som Nu
6	Katrine Falkenberg	It's A Beautiful Day
7	James Sampson	Say You Love Me
8	Me & My	Two Are Stronger Than One

P3 Wildcard Selection

**P3 Wildcard Selection**
Date:	5 February 2007 - 8 February 2007
Voting:	Telephone and SMS voting
Qualifier:	Drama Queen performed by DQ

Draw	Singer	Song	Points	Place
1	Cammille ft DJ Mary	It Ain't For The Money	11%	3rd
2	Aud Wilken	Husker Du	18%	2nd
3	Julie Lund	Merhaba	11%	3rd
4	DQ	Drama Queen	60%	1st

P4 Wildcard Selection

**P4 Wildcard Selection**
Date:	5 February 2007 - 8 February 2007
Voting:	Telephone and SMS voting
Qualifier:	Vi Elsker Bare Danske Piger performed by Jørgen Olsen

Draw	Singer	Song	Points	Place
1	Jørgen Olsen	Vi Elsker Bare Danske Piger	47%	1st
2	Christoffer Brodersen	Paparazzi	22%	2nd
3	Dariana Charquero Baez & Olau Finnemann Scheel	Flammer Ideni	12%	4th
4	Heidi Degn	On Top Of The World	18%	3rd

References

↑ Jensen, Charlotte (2007-07-12). "Danish viewing figures". ESCToday. Archived from the original on 2007-02-21. Retrieved 2008-09-12.
↑ Jensen, Charlotte (2007-02-11). "From ugly duckling to beautiful swan". ESCToday. Retrieved 2008-09-12.

External links

References

Official site

Official DR website

Dansk Melodi Grand Prix
History Winners Denmark in the Eurovision Song Contest
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