The first season of 'The Voice' comes to an end this week with performances by the finalists Tuesday night and the results show Wednesday. Three out of the four remaining singers appeared Monday on 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM on NBC) to talk about what they've learned from their celebrity coaches and how they feel about their competition.

Dia Frampton said she's learned a lot from watching Blake Shelton perform for an audience. "I think the best time I ever had with him is when he took us to a show in Ohio and I was kind of watching him perform," she said. Vicci Martinez has had a good time just being around Cee Lo Green. "He's a riot," she said. "You never know what you're going to get from him."

Javier Colon, whose coach is Adam Levine from Maroon 5, said he was just glad to have made it to the final four. Everyone said all the right things about respecting their fellow singers and being happy no matter who wins. Clearly they've all been coached on public relations, as well.

The other contestant, not present, is Beverly McClellan, who is coached by Christina Aguilera.