The Voice: All that jazz can't save Emma She's got them hopping in the aisles but can all that jazz save Emma Pask on The Voice? Emma Pask smiles after her blind audition. Picture: Channel 9 Source: Supplied WITH her self-funded jazz album sitting in the top five on iTunes and that enviable offer to sing with Ricky Martin already up her designer sleeve, it would be easy to argue Emma Pask has already won on The Voice. But the newly-crowned "first lady" of Australian jazz was the most controversial elimination on the final showdown results show, bringing to an end her triumphant and classy climb on to the national TV stage. Scroll down to see who made the cut for The Voice finals Coach Martin made the heartbreaking decision to continue his work with Melbourne pop princess Caterina Torres, only after reassuring Pask he would honour his promise to work with her on his planned Brazilian album project. The public had voted to save Team Ricky favourite Luke Kennedy directly into the final, leading the fiercely-talented women to sing off for survival (while Brisbane teen James Walker was sent home). In a repeat of her blind audition, which proved prophetic, the veteran jazz singer was every inch the polished performer singing Ella Fitzgerald's Blues Skies with as much grace and aplomb as she has approached every challenge on the Channel 9 series thus far. But it was the youthful dynamism of Torres, and perhaps their Latin connection, which saw Martin side with the 22-year-old who showed off her marketability and chart potential with an energetic performance of Rita Ora's Hot Right Now. In other shocking results, Team Joel soul mumma Lyric McFarland was sent home after coach Madden pinned his hopes on the hippie rocker vibe of Kangaroo Valley muso Danny Ross. It was a decision which went against the iTunes form, which had Lyric well ahead of Danny when it came to public downloads and may hint at which side the viewers will be on in future weeks. Team Seal was also a tight contest between Jac Stone and Shawn Kirke, with Seal siding with the woman he went into bat for against Delta Goodrem during the contentious showdowns. Voted through to the finals for Team Seal was Mitchell Anderson, while Nicholas Roy journey ended. Team Joel's daddy cool Michael Stangel won the viewer vote and Melbourne singer Kathy Hinch went home. On Team Delta, songbird Celia Pavey won the public fast-track to the finals, while Bondi's Ben Goldstein took on rocker Tim Morrison for the last lifeline. Morrison won coach Delta's crucial vote, with Goldstein and Singleton nice guy Nathan Allgood also eliminated. The live finals continue next week. STAYING ALIVE The Voice finalists TEAM SEAL Mitchell Anderson Harrison Craig Jac Stone Alex Gibson TEAM RICKY Miss Murphy Caterina Torres Luke Kennedy Simon Meli TEAM DELTA Celia Pavey Tim Morrison Steve Clisby Jackie Sannia TEAM JOEL Michael Stangel Danny Ross Kiyomi Vella Michael Paynter