'The Voice': Watch the Finalists Duet with Stevie Nicks, Miranda Lambert, OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder and Train's Pat Monahan

The finale of "The Voice" has come and gone, and while the announcement of the big winner was the big moment of last night's results show, the four finalists had some other big moments as well...namely, their duets with four big-time musicians.

Vicci Martinez was the first one up, performing "Drops of Jupiter" with Train frontman Pat Monahan. Beverly McClellan later took the stage with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder to sing "Good Life," and Javier Colon followed that with a duet version of "Landslide" with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stevie Nicks.

Dia Frampton, whose original single "Inventing Shadows" was #1 on iTunes today, closed out the night of performances by singing a duet with Miranda Lambert, country star and wife of Dia's coach Blake Shelton. The two sang Lambert's hit "The House That Built Me."

It was an eclectic mix of performers, but then again "The Voice" has had an eclectic mix of contestants since the beginning. This night of duets followed a night of duets between the four contestants and their coaches Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera. Those songs are currently available on iTunes, with the other duets likely to follow.

Up next for the finalists of "The Voice": the final four will be joined by the four semifinalists for a live summer tour, during which time they will perform a set of covers and likely some originals as well.

Check out the duets from last night below. Which one did you like best?