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| 1987 || "Aus" || [[Cassy]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1987 || "Frieden fur die Teddybarn" || [[Maxi & Chris Garden]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1988 || "Tanzen geh'n" || [[Tammy Swift]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1989 || "Ich hab'Angst" || [[Dorkas]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1996 || "Echoes" || [[Angela Wiedl & Dalila Cernatescu]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1997 || "Engel" || [[All About Angels]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1998 || "Can Can" || [[Ballhouse]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 6th
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| 1998 || "Carneval" || [[Kopenick]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1998 || "Kids" || [[Sharon Brauner]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 8th
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| 2000 || "I Believe in God" || [[Corinna May]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 2001 || "A Song for our Friends" || [[German Tenors]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 4th
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| 2001 || "Happy Birthday Party" || [[Lou & Band]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 2004 || "It's a Wonderful Life" || [[Ali & Lis]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 5th
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| 2005 || "Time to Fall in Love Again" || [[Louisanne Tate]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 14th
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| 2005 || "Don't Stop the Party" || [[Ali & Lis]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 8th
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| 2005 || "The Angels Are Tired" ||  || {{Esc|Malta}} || 7th
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| 2005 || "He" || [[Eleanor Cassar]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 10th
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| 2005 || "Addio, Ciao" || [[Aldo Busuttil]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 5th
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'''Ralph Siegel''' (born 30 September 1945 in [[Munich]]) is a German record producer and songwriter.<ref>{{discogs artist}}</ref> He is married to the opera singer [[Kriemhild Jahn]]. He has three daughters, one of them [[Giulia Siegel]] divorced from German entrepreneur [[Hans Wehrmann]].

Siegel is one of the most notable figures at the [[Eurovision Song Contest]], in which he has participated with 20 songs so far, the latest being the [[Eurovision Song Contest 2013|2013]] [[San Marino in the Eurovision Song Contest|Sammarinese]] entry "[[Crisalide]]" by [[Valentina Monetta]]. In 1982, Siegel's and [[Bernd Meinunger]]'s song "Ein bißchen Frieden" (A Little Peace), performed by [[Nicole (German singer)|Nicole]] won the Contest and became a hit in Europe.

In February 2010, it was announced by RTÉ that he would have an entry in the Irish National Final-Eurosong 2010. The song titled 'River of Silence' was performed by Lee Bradshaw. It ended in the last. He also composed 'C'était ma vie', performed by [[Lys Assia]] for representing [[Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest]]. She reached an 8th position in Swiss National Final.

==Eurovision Song Contest participations==
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! Year || Song || Artist || Country || Position 
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1974|1974]] || "[[Bye Bye I Love You]]" || [[Ireen Sheer]] || {{Esc|Luxembourg}} || 4th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1976|1976]] || "[[Sing Sang Song]]" || [[Les Humphries Singers]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 15th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1979|1979]] || "[[Dschinghis Khan (song)|Dschinghis Khan]]" || [[Dschinghis Khan]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 4th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1980|1980]] || "[[Theater (song)|Theater]]" || [[Katja Ebstein]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1980|1980]] || "[[Papa Pingouin]]" || [[Sophie & Magaly]] || {{Esc|Luxembourg}} || 9th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1981|1981]] || "[[Johnny Blue]]" || [[Lena Valaitis]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1982|1982]] || "[[Ein bißchen Frieden]]" || [[Nicole (German singer)|Nicole]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 1st
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1985|1985]] || "[[Children, Kinder, Enfants]]" || [[Ireen Sheer, C. & M. Roberts, Olivier, Solomon]] || {{Esc|Luxembourg}} || 13th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1987|1987]] || "[[Laß die Sonne in dein Herz]]" || [[Wind (Band)|Wind]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1988|1988]] || "[[Lied für einen Freund]]" || [[Maxi & Chris Garden]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 14th 
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1990|1990]] || "[[Frei zu leben]]" || [[Chris Kempers & Daniel Kovac]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 9th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1992|1992]] || "[[Träume sind für alle da]]" || Wind || {{Esc|Germany}} || 16th 
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1992|1992]] || "[[Soleil, soleil]]" || [[Geraldine Olivier]] || {{Esc|Switzerland}} || DQ
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1994|1994]] || "[[Wir geben 'ne Party]]" || [[Mekado]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1997|1997]] || "[[Zeit (song)|Zeit]]" || [[Bianca Shomburg]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 18th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 1999|1999]] || "[[Reise nach Jerusalem – Kudüs'e seyahat]]" || [[Sürpriz]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2002|2002]] || "[[I Can't Live Without Music]]" || [[Corinna May]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 21st
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2003|2003]] || "[[Let's Get Happy]]" || [[Lou (singer)|Lou]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 11th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2006|2006]] || "[[If We All Give a Little]]" || [[six4one]] || {{Esc|Switzerland}} || 17th
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| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2009|2009]] || "[[Just Get Out of My Life]]" || [[Andrea Demirović]] || {{Esc|Montenegro}} || 11th (semifinal)
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|| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2012|2012]] || "[[The Social Network Song]]" || [[Valentina Monetta]] || {{Esc|San Marino}} || 14th (semifinal)
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|| [[Eurovision Song Contest 2013|2013]] || "[[Crisalide (Vola)]]" || [[Valentina Monetta]] || {{Esc|San Marino}} ||  11th (semifinal)
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|}

===National final participations===
{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid black;"
! Year || Song || Artist || Country || Position 
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| 1972 || "Hallelujah Man" || [[Marion Maertz]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || unplaced
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| 1972 || "Mein Geschenk an dich" || [[Adrian Wolf]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || unplaced
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| 1972 || "Meine Liebe will ich dir geben" || [[Edina Pop]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || unplaced
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| 1975 || "Alles geht vorüber" || [[Peggy March]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1979 || "Ein blick sagt mehr als jedes wort" || [[Gebruder Blattschub]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 12th
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| 1980 || "Pan" || [[Costa Cordalis]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1981 || "Mannequin" || [[The Hornettes]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1982 || "Peter Pan" || [[Paola Felix-del Medico|Paola]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1982 || "Blue-Jeans-Kinder" || [[Marianne Rosenberg]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 8th
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| 1984 || "Tingel Tangel Man" || [[Harmony Four]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1985 || "Grun Grun Grun" || [[Caro Pukke]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 4th
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| 1985 || "Die Glocken von Rom" || [[Heike Schafer]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1986 || "Telefon" || That's Life || {{Esc|Germany}} || 12th
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| 1986 || "Clowns" || [[Clowns (band)|Clowns]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 6th
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| 1986 || "Die engel sind auch nicht mehr das was sie war'n" || [[Chris Heart Band]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1986 || "Wir gehor'n zusammen" || [[Dschinghis Khan Family]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1987 || "Aus" || [[Cassy]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1987 || "Frieden fur die Teddybarn" || [[Maxi & Chris Garden]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 1988 || "Tanzen geh'n" || [[Tammy Swift]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1989 || "Ich hab'Angst" || [[Dorkas]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1996 || "Echoes" || [[Angela Wiedl & Dalila Cernatescu]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 1997 || "Engel" || [[All About Angels]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1998 || "Can Can" || [[Ballhouse]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 6th
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| 1998 || "Carneval" || [[Kopenick]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 7th
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| 1998 || "Kids" || [[Sharon Brauner]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 8th
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| 2000 || "I Believe in God" || [[Corinna May]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 2001 || "A Song for our Friends" || [[German Tenors]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 4th
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| 2001 || "Happy Birthday Party" || [[Lou & Band]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 3rd
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| 2004 || "It's a Wonderful Life" || [[Ali & Lis]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 5th
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| 2005 || "Time to Fall in Love Again" || [[Louisanne Tate]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 14th
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| 2005 || "Don't Stop the Party" || [[Ali & Lis]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 8th
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| 2005 || "The Angels Are Tired" || <<link:0>> || {{Esc|Malta}} || 7th
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| 2005 || "He" || [[Eleanor Cassar]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 10th
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| 2005 || "Addio, Ciao" || [[Aldo Busuttil]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 5th
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| 2005 || "Sunshine in Your Eyes" || [[Keith Camilleri]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 4th
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| 2005 || "A Miracle of Love" || [[Nicole Sussmilch & Marco Matias]] || {{Esc|Germany}} || 2nd
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| 2009 || "Innocent Heart" || [[Ruth Portelli]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || eliminated at SF4
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| 2009 || "Tonight at the Opera" || [[Classic Rebels]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || 5th
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| 2009 || "Blame it on Your Heart" || [[Ruth Portelli]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || eliminated at SF5
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| 2010 || "Rivers of Silence" || [[Lee Bradshaw]] || {{Esc|Ireland}} || 5th (Last)
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| 2011 || "Não estamos sós" || [[Emanual Santos]] || {{Esc|Portugal}} || 20th on online selection
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| 2011 || "I'll Follow the Sunshine" || [[Domenique Azzopardi]] || {{Esc|Malta}} || Final 24
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| 2011 || "This Is My Life" || [[Valeria Tarasova]] || {{Esc|Moldova}} || 7th
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| 2012 || "C'était ma vie" || [[Lys Assia]] || {{Esc|Switzerland}} || 8th
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| 2012 || "Save a Little Sunshine" || [[Irina Tarasiuc & MC Gootsa]] || {{Esc|Moldova}} || 6th
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| 2012 || "Mondo blu" || [[Oksana Nesterenko]] || {{Esc|Ukraine}} || 3rd
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| 2013 || "All in Your Head" || [[Lys Assia]] feat. [[New Jack]] || {{Esc|Switzerland}} || eliminated on online selection
|}

==References==
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