Eurovision Song Contest 1995

Eurovision Song Contest 1995

Eurovision Song Contest 1995
Dates
Finaldate

13 May 1995
Host

Venue

Point Theatre
Dublin, Ireland

Presenter(s)

Mary Kennedy

Conductor

Noel Kelehan

Director
Executive supervisor
Hostbroadcaster

John Comiskey
Christian Clausen
Raidi Teilifs ireann (RT)

Openingact

Video montage commemorating the history of the Eurovision Song Contest for its 40th edition.

Intervalact

Lumen
Participants

Numberofentries

23

Debutingcountries

None

Returningcountries

Withdrawingcountries

Belgium
Denmark
Israel
Slovenia
Turkey
Estonia
Finland
Lithuania
Netherlands
Romania
Slovakia
Switzerland
Vote

Votingsystem
Nulpoints
Winningsong

Each country awarded 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs
None
Norway
"Nocturne"
Eurovision Song Contest
1994

1996

The Eurovision Song Contest 1995 was the 40th Eurovision Song Contest and was held on 13 May 1995 in the
Point Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. The presenter was Mary Kennedy. This year's competition was the last with only
one host until 18 years later in 2013 in Malm, Sweden . This contest broke the chain of victories that Ireland
enjoyed in 1992, 1993, and 1994. This was Ireland's 3rd year in succession to host the contest - and to mark the 40th
show, it was opened with a 4-minute retrospective showing images from the contest's history. The Irish-Norwegian

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group Secret Garden was the winner of this contest with the mostly instrumental song, "Nocturne". Incidentally,
Secret Garden's violinist was Fionnuala Sherry, who is Irish.
Two of Ireland's winners attended the contest; Dana, who was Ireland's first winner, winning the contest in 1970
with "All Kinds of Everything", and Mr Eurovision himself, Johnny Logan, winning the contest as a singer in 1980
and 1987 ("What's Another Year?" and "Hold me Now" respectively), and also for writing Linda Martin's 1992
winning song "Why Me?". It was his birthday that night, but according to host Kennedy, "He wouldn't say which
one"! Nonetheless, the audience sang "Happy Birthday" for him, assisted by the orchestra.
After winning the 1994 contest, RT were worried about whether they could afford to host a third consecutive
contest in 1995. The BBC had offered to take on the responsibility of hosting the contest, and had even proposed that
the contest be staged as a joint production in Belfast, capital of Northern Ireland. In the end RT decided to stage the
contest on its own. However they did ask the EBU that, should Ireland win once more, that they would not be
expected to host the event for a fourth year in a row.
The favourite to win the contest, according to bookmakers, was Sweden with the pop-ballad "Se p mig". Other
countries in contention for the win were Croatia, Denmark, Israel, Spain, and the eventual winner, Norway. The
winning song was something new at Eurovision in that it contained only 24 words accompanied by long violin solos.
The United Kingdom contributed a modern rap number, while the previous years runner-up, Poland, went for
something that completely contrasted with their dbut entry.
After the voting was completed, Norway was the winner with 148 points, followed by Spain's "Vuelve conmigo"
with 119 points, and Sweden gaining 100 points.
The stage was designed by Alan Farquharson who also designed the set of the 1993 contest that took place in
Millstreet, Ireland. Although it was quite dark and often gloomy in appearance, it did form the basis for a spectacular
opening whereby a giant screen rotated to reveal the presenter who descended a stairway which ultimately
disappeared to allow for the arrow shaped stage to come together amid fireworks. The interval act consisted of
several well known Irish performers including Clannad, Brian Kennedy (who would go on to actually represent
Ireland 11 years later as well as collaborate with the winning group) and was composed by leading musician Michael
O'Suilleabhan.
The EBU decreased the number of participants back to 23 to make sure the show wouldn't last longer than 3 hours. 5
of the 6 countries that were relegated the previous year came back to the contest, Luxembourg decided to stop
participating completely and Italy withdrew voluntarily, as in 1994.
There was much speculation in Ireland as to whether RT had deliberately chosen a song perceived as not having a
good chance of winning in order to avoid hosting the contest for a fourth time in a row - although this was never
verified. This rumour did, however inspire a popular episode of Father Ted. In any event, RT ended up hosting the
contest once again in 1997.

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Participating countries
Returning artists
Artist

Country

Arzu Ece

Previous Year(s)

Turkey 1989 (part of Pan)

Results
Draw

Country

Language

Artist

Song

English translation

Place Points

01

Poland

Polish

Justyna

"Sama"

Alone

18

15

02

Ireland

English

Eddie Friel

"Dreamin'"

14

44

03

Germany

German

Stone & Stone

"Verliebt in Dich"

In love with You

23

Bosnian

Davorin Popovi

"Dvadeset prvi vijek"

The 21st century

19

14

148

04

Bosnia and
Herzegovina

05

Norway

Norwegian Secret Garden

"Nocturne"

06

Russia

Russian

Philipp Kirkorov

"Kolibelnaya dlya vulkana" Lullaby for a volcano

(
)

17

17

07

Iceland

Icelandic

Bo Halldrsson

"Nna"

Now

15

31

08

Austria

German

Stella Jones

"Die Welt dreht sich

verkehrt"

The world turns the wrong

way

13

67

09

Spain

Spanish

Anabel Conde

"Vuelve conmigo"

Come back to me

119

10

Turkey

Turkish

Arzu Ece

"Sev"

Love

16

21

11

Croatia

Croatian

Magazin & Lidija

"Nostalgija"

Nostalgia

91

12

France

French

Nathalie Santamaria

"Il me donne rendez-vous"

He makes a date with me

94

13

Hungary

Hungarian

Csaba Szigeti

"j nv a rgi hz faln"

A new name on the old

house wall

22

14

Belgium

French

Frdric Etherlinck

"La voix est libre"

The voice is free

20

15

United Kingdom

English

Love City Groove

"Love City Groove"

10

76

16

Portugal

Portuguese T Cruz

"Baunilha e chocolate"

Vanilla and chocolate

21

17

Cyprus

Greek

Alexandros Panayi

"Sti Fotia" ( )

In the fire

79

18

Sweden

Swedish

Jan Johansen

"Se p mig"

Look at me

100

19

Denmark

Danish

Aud Wilken

"Fra Mols til Skagen"

From Mols to Skagen

92

20

Slovenia

Slovene

Darja vajger

"Prisluhni mi"

Listen to me

84

21

Israel

Hebrew

Liora

"Amen" ()

81

22

Malta

English

Mike Spiteri

"Keep Me In Mind"

10

76

23

Greece

Greek

Elina
Konstantopoulou

"Pia Prosefhi" (
)

Which prayer

12

68

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Voting structure
Each country had a jury that awarded 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points for their top ten songs.

Score sheet
Juries

Poland

15

Ireland

44

Germany
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Norway

14

148 12 10

Iceland

31

Austria

67

119

Turkey

21

Croatia

91

France

94

Hungary

Belgium

8
76

Portugal

Cyprus

79

Sweden

10

4
1

17

United Kingdom

Russia

Spain

12 12

12

10
6

4
8

10

12
10

12

10

10

10

12

4
3

10

10

10

5
2

12

12

12

100 10 12 12

12

12

10

1
6

1
12

12 10

Slovenia

84

Israel

81

10

Malta

76

12

10 10 12

Greece

68

3
6

92

Denmark

4
1

12

1
1

2
6

10

10

2
3

3
2

6
10

12

12
3

12

12

6
3
10

2
5

4
2

10

10

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12 points
Below is a summary of all 12 points in the final:
N.

Contestant

Voting nation

Norway

Greece, Iceland, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Turkey

Croatia

Malta, Slovenia, Spain

Sweden

Denmark, Germany, Ireland

Denmark

Norway, Sweden

Malta

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia

Spain

Belgium, Israel

United Kingdom Austria, France

1

Cyprus

Hungary

Greece

Cyprus

Israel

United Kingdom

International broadcasting
Other involved countries
FR Yugoslavia
After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was last participated in 1992. Third channel
of Radio Television of Serbia broadcast the show, although Yugoslavia did not participate.

Commentators
Television

Poland - Artur Orzech (TVP1)

Ireland - Pat Kenny (RT1)
Germany - Horst Senker (Erstes Deutsches Fernsehen)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ismeta Dervoz-Krvavac (TVBiH)
Norway - Annette Groth (NRK)
Russia - Vadim Dolgachev (Ostankino Channel 1)
Iceland - Jakob Frmann Magnsson (Sjnvarpi)
Austria - Ernst Grissemann (ORF1)
Spain - Jos Luis Uribarri (TVE1)
Turkey - Blend zveren (TRT 1)
Croatia - Aleksandar "Aco" Kostadinov (HRT 1)
France - Olivier Minne (France 2)
Hungary - Istvn Vg (MTV1)
Belgium - Jean-Pierre Hautier (RTBF1), Andr Vermeulen (BRTN TV1)
United Kingdom - Terry Wogan (BBC1)
Portugal - Ana do Carmo (Canal 1)
Cyprus - Neophytos Taliotis (RIK 1)[1]
Sweden - Pernilla Mnsson & Kge Gimtell (TV2)
Denmark - Jrgen de Mylius (DR TV)

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Slovenia - Damjana Golavek (SLO1)

Israel - No commentator
Malta - Enzo Gusman
Greece - Dafni Bokota (ET1)
Estonia (non participating country) - Jri Pihel (Eesti Televisioon)
Macedonia(non participating country) - Vlado Janevski (MTV 1)
Finland (non participating country) - Erkki Pohjanheimo & Olli Ahvenlahti (YLE TV1)
Netherlands (non participating country) - Paul de Leeuw (Nederland 3)
Switzerland (non participating country) - Heinz Margot (SF DRS), Jean-Marc Richard (TSR), Joanne Holder
(TSI)

Yugoslavia (non participating country) - Mladen Popovic (RTS 3K)

Radio

Poland - TBC (Polskie Radio Program I)

Ireland - Larry Gogan (RT Radio 1)
Germany - Peter Urban (Deutschlandfunk/NDR Radio 2)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - N/A
Norway - N/A
Russia - TBC (Voice of Russia)
Iceland - N/A
Austria - Stermann & Grissemann (FM4)
Spain - N/A
Turkey - Canan Kumbasar (TRT Radyo 3)
Croatia - Draginja Bala (HR 2)
France - N/A
Hungary - TBC (Rdi Kossuth)
Belgium - Stphane Dupont & Patrick Duhamel (RTBF La Premire), Julien Put & Michel Follet (BRTN
Radio 2)
United Kingdom - Ken Bruce (BBC Radio 2)
Portugal - N/A
Cyprus - Pavlos Pavlou (CyBC Radio 2)
Sweden - Pernilla Mnsson & Kge Gimtell (SVT)
Denmark - Ole Jacobsen (DR P3)
Slovenia - N/A
Israel - Danny Rup (Reshet Gimel)
Malta - N/A
Greece - Giorgos Mitropoulos (ERA ERT1)
Finland (Non participating country) - Aki Sirkesalo & Kati Bergman (Yle Radio Suomi)

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Spokespersons

Poland - Jan Chojnacki

Ireland - Eileen Dunne
Germany - Carmen Nebel
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Diana Grkovi-Foreti
Norway - Sverre Christophersen
Russia - Marina Danielian
Iceland - slaug Dra Eyjlfsdttir
Austria - Tilia Herold
Spain - Beln Fernndez de Henestrosa
Turkey - mer nder
Croatia - Danijela Trbovi
France - Thierry Beccaro
Hungary - Katalin Bogyay
Belgium - Marie-Franoise Renson "Soda"
United Kingdom - Colin Berry
Portugal - Serenella Andrade

Cyprus - Andreas Iakovidis

Sweden - Bjrn Hedman
Denmark - Bent Henius
Slovenia - Mia Molk
Israel - Daniel Pe'er (co-presenter of the 1979 Eurovision Song Contest)
Malta - Stephanie Farrugia
Greece - Fotini Giannoulatou

National jury members

Poland - Andrzej Marzec (music producer), Magorzata Gelo, Marek Bieliski (composer), Ewa Zychowicz,
Irena Santor (singer), Marek acucki, Edyta Grniak (singer, Polish entrant and runner-up of Eurovision Song
Contest 1994), Mariusz Jagoda, Janusz Rzeszewski, Justyna Kucharska, Czesaw Niemen (singer and composer),
Mirosawa Zamojska, Janusz Stokosa (composer, pianist, co-author of Metro (musical) and Tony Award
nominee), Agnieszka Jakocewicz, Robert Janson (composer, leader of Varius Manx), Wiesawa Siudara

Spain ngel Lacalle (journalist), Mara Kosty (actress), Roberto Antoln (bullfighter), Sara Salazar
(singer), Valentn Paredes (actor), Pilar Socorro (journalist at RNE), Lucio Blzquez (restaurant manager), Cuca
Garca de Vinuesa (communication expert), Alejandro Abad (singer and composer, Spanish entrant at Eurovision
Song Contest 1994), Marily Coll (fashion designer), Arturo Beltrn (businessman), Silvia Abascal (actress),
Enrique Cosano (Eurovision fan), Agustina Lpez de los Mozos (businesswoman), Justo Molinero (journalist and
music critic), Vernica Magaz (student)

Greece Grigoris Lambrianidis, Stamatis Mazaris, Lida Halkiadaki, Takis Antoniadis, Agni Hatzikotaki,
Antonis Papaioannou, Andreas Hatziapostolou, Angeliki Segditsa, Filia Anastasiadou, Evangelia Vagopoulou,
Filippos Varanakis, Anastasia Doulfi, Fotini Theologou, Kostas Kapiris, Panos Kourmouzis, Stavros Moles

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[1] Savvidis, Christos (OGAE Cyprus)
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