Copenhagen, Saturday, 21 March 1964

Eurovision 1964, vote by vote

16 songs, 16 countries voting. Italy won with “Non ho l'età” on 49 points, 32 ahead of the United Kingdom.

The result

In finishing order, with the countries that gave each song their highest mark.

  1. 1

    Italy Gigliola Cinquetti “Non ho l'età”

    Sang no. 12

    Top marks from Luxembourg, Netherlands, Finland, Austria, United Kingdom, Portugal, Yugoslavia and Belgium

    49 pts
  2. 2

    United Kingdom Matt Monro “I Love the Little Things”

    Sang no. 8

    Top marks from Norway and Switzerland

    17 pts
  3. 3

    Monaco Romuald “Où sont-elles passées ?”

    Sang no. 10

    Top marks from France

    15 pts
  4. 4

    Luxembourg Hugues Aufray “Dès que le printemps revient”

    Sang no. 1

    Top marks from Germany

    14 pts
  5. 4

    France Rachel “Le Chant de Mallory”

    Sang no. 7

    Top marks from Monaco

    14 pts
  6. 6

    Austria Udo Jürgens “Warum nur, warum?”

    Sang no. 6

    Top marks from Italy and Spain

    11 pts
  7. 7

    Finland Lasse Mårtenson “Laiskotellen”

    Sang no. 5

    9 pts
  8. 8

    Norway Arne Bendiksen “Spiral”

    Sang no. 3

    Top marks from Denmark

    6 pts
  9. 9

    Denmark Bjørn Tidmand “Sangen om dig”

    Sang no. 4

    4 pts
  10. 10

    Netherlands Anneke Grönloh “Jij bent mijn leven”

    Sang no. 2

    2 pts
  11. 10

    Belgium Robert Cogoi “Près de ma rivière”

    Sang no. 15

    2 pts
  12. 12

    Spain Nelly with Tim and Tony “Caracola”

    Sang no. 16

    1 pts
  13. 13

    Germany Nora Nova “Man gewöhnt sich so schnell an das Schöne”

    Sang no. 9

    0 pts
  14. 13

    Portugal António Calvário “Oração”

    Sang no. 11

    0 pts
  15. 13

    Yugoslavia Sabahudin Kurt “Život je sklopio krug (Живот је склопио круг)”

    Sang no. 13

    0 pts
  16. 13

    Switzerland Anita Traversi “I miei pensieri”

    Sang no. 14

    0 pts

Who gave what

Every country that voted, in the order the votes were announced, with its points from the highest down and the spokesperson who read them out, where our source names one.

  1. Luxembourg

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 Monaco
    • 1 France
  2. Netherlands

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 Luxembourg
    • 1 United Kingdom
  3. Norway

    • 5 United Kingdom
    • 3 Finland
    • 1 Denmark
  4. Denmark

    • 5 Norway
    • 3 Finland
    • 1 Netherlands
  5. Finland

    read out by Poppe Berg

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 United Kingdom
    • 1 Norway
  6. Austria

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 France
    • 1 United Kingdom
  7. France

    • 5 Monaco
    • 3 Luxembourg
    • 1 United Kingdom
  8. United Kingdom

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 Finland
    • 1 Netherlands
  9. Germany

    • 5 Luxembourg
    • 3 Italy
    • 1 United Kingdom
  10. Monaco

    • 5 France
    • 3 Italy
    • 1 Belgium
  11. Portugal

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 France
    • 1 Belgium
  12. Italy

    • 5 Austria
    • 3 Luxembourg
    • 1 Spain
  13. Yugoslavia

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 Monaco
    • 1 France
  14. Switzerland

    • 5 United Kingdom
    • 3 Italy
    • 1 Monaco
  15. Belgium

    • 5 Italy
    • 3 Monaco
    • 1 Austria
  16. Spain

    • 5 Austria
    • 3 Denmark
    • 1 France

The full scoreboard

Songs down the side, voters across the top in the order they were called. A voter’s highest mark is highlighted.

The grid is 16 columns wide, so it is shown on wider screens. Every number in it is in the lists above.

Song Total Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Denmark Finland Austria France United Kingdom Germany Monaco Portugal Italy Yugoslavia Switzerland Belgium Spain
Luxembourg 14 3 3 5 3
Netherlands 2 1 1
Norway 6 5 1
Denmark 4 1 3
Finland 9 3 3 3
Austria 11 5 1 5
France 14 1 3 5 3 1 1
United Kingdom 17 1 5 3 1 1 1 5
Germany 0
Monaco 15 3 5 3 1 3
Portugal 0
Italy 49 5 5 5 5 5 3 3 5 5 3 5
Yugoslavia 0
Switzerland 0
Belgium 2 1 1
Spain 1 1

On the night

What opened the show, and what filled the interval while the votes came in.

in the interval
  • Dancers of the Royal Danish Ballet Solveig Østergaard, Niels Kehlet, Inge Olafsen and Mette Hønningen in a ballet by Niels Bjørn Larsen, to music by Hans Christian Lumbye

Results and votes as published by the European Broadcasting Union and recorded on the contest’s Wikipedia article. Every row here has been checked to add up to its total. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we’ll fix it.