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PyRoMaNiAcPyRoMaNiAc Posts: 417
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Do the judges say the singers were so good, but they didn't turn round? Hypocrites!

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    HMOHMO Posts: 42,378
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    PyRoMaNiAc wrote: »
    Do the judges say the singers were so good, but they didn't turn round? Hypocrites!

    Because they weren't good enough for them to actually turn around. Plus they obviously want the best on their teams so will have to turn away some good singers. As Tom said a few times, he doesn't know where he could help a certain singer however good they are - something which is also important.
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    jerefprdterrajerefprdterra Posts: 30,342
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    Hassaan13 wrote: »
    Because they weren't good enough for them to actually turn around. Plus they obviously want the best on their teams so will have to turn away some good singers. As Tom said a few times, he doesn't know where he could help a certain singer however good they are - something which is also important.

    This is why they probably did'nt put the classical singer through as none of them are involved with that genre of music.
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    dipsyblondedipsyblonde Posts: 392
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    jerefprdterra wrote: »
    This is why they probably did'nt put the classical singer through as none of them are involved with that genre of music.

    Let's say for argument there were 50,000 initial auditions and they narrow it down to around 100/150 singers for the blinds. The problem the coaches face is that there are no 'poor' singers and they don't know what's coming up next. The coaches don't want to fill their teams with 'good' singers and find they miss out on some exceptional ones. All we can expect of the coaches is to turn for performers that they feel an emotional connection with or who they can see a lot of potential in and, with their coaching, can improve.

    I thought the girl who sang the operatic aria was fantastic but if I were a coach I just couldn't have turned for her.
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    jerefprdterrajerefprdterra Posts: 30,342
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    dipsyblonde wrote: »
    Let's say for argument there were 50,000 initial auditions and they narrow it down to around 100/150 singers for the blinds. The problem the coaches face is that there are no 'poor' singers and they don't know what's coming up next. The coaches don't want to fill their teams with 'good' singers and find they miss out on some exceptional ones. All we can expect of the coaches is to turn for performers that they feel an emotional connection with or who they can see a lot of potential in and, with their coaching, can improve.

    I thought the girl who sang the operatic aria was fantastic but if I were a coach I just couldn't have turned for her.

    Good points made here, as judging from the first two shows all of the contestants have been of a decent standard, and they cant go filling all of their teams up too quickly.
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