Eurovision Song Contest 1956 - Results

Results

Except for the winning song, the results have never been published. Simon Barclay's book The Complete and Independent Guide to the Eurovision Song Contest 2010 includes a table with what appears to be the results, but the author does not give a source and under the chart he writes that "the votes awarded have never been disclosed."

Draw Country Language Artist Song English translation Place
01 Netherlands Dutch Jetty Paerl "De vogels van Holland" The Birds of Holland 2
02 Switzerland German Lys Assia "Das alte Karussell" The Old Carousel 2
03 Belgium French Fud Leclerc "Messieurs les noyés de la Seine" The Drowned Gentlemen of the Seine 2
04 Germany German Walter Andreas Schwarz "Im Wartesaal zum großen Glück" In The Good Luck Waiting Room 2
05 France French Mathé Altéry "Le temps perdu" Lost Time 2
06 Luxembourg French Michèle Arnaud "Ne crois pas" Do Not Believe 2
07 Italy Italian Franca Raimondi "Aprite le finestre" Open the Windows 2
08 Netherlands Dutch Corry Brokken "Voorgoed voorbij" Over Forever 2
09 Switzerland French Lys Assia "Refrain" Chorus 1
10 Belgium French Mony Marc "Le plus beau jour de ma vie" The Most Beautiful Day of my Life 2
11 Germany German Freddy Quinn "So geht das jede Nacht" That's How It Is Every Night 2
12 France French Dany Dauberson "Il est là" He Is Here 2
13 Luxembourg French Michèle Arnaud "Les amants de minuit" The Lovers of Midnight 2
14 Italy Italian Tonina Torrielli "Amami se vuoi" Love Me If You Want 2

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