Eurovision Song Contest 1964 - Results

Results

Draw Country Language Artist Song English translation Place Points
01 Luxembourg French Hugues Aufray "Dès que le printemps revient" Once spring returns 4 14
02 Netherlands Dutch Anneke Grönloh "Jij bent mijn leven" You are my life 10 2
03 Norway Norwegian Arne Bendiksen "Spiral" 8 6
04 Denmark Danish Bjørn Tidmand "Sangen om dig" The song about you 9 4
05 Finland Finnish Lasse Mårtenson "Laiskotellen" Idling 7 9
06 Austria German Udo Jürgens "Warum nur warum?" Only why, why? 6 11
07 France French Rachel "Le chant de Mallory" Mallory's song 4 14
08 United Kingdom English Matt Monro "I Love the Little Things" 2 17
09 Germany German Nora Nova "Man gewöhnt sich so
schnell an das Schöne"
How quickly we get
used to nice things
13 0
10 Monaco French Romuald "Où sont-elles passées" Where have they gone? 3 15
11 Portugal Portuguese António Calvário "Oração" Prayer 13 0
12 Italy Italian Gigliola Cinquetti "Non ho l'età" I'm not old enough 1 49
13 Yugoslavia Serbo-Croatian Sabahudin Kurt "Život je sklopio krug" Life has come full circle 13 0
14 Switzerland Italian Anita Traversi "I miei pensieri" My thoughts 13 0
15 Belgium French Robert Cogoi "Près de ma rivière" Nearby my river 10 2
16 Spain Spanish Tim, Nelly & Tony "Caracola" Conch 12 1

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