[Retro] Samenkijken oude editie #140 - 1964

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Op zaterdag 23 april 2022 21:59 schreef usagi414 het volgende:

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Had dit niet iets met Spanje te maken ?

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Op zaterdag 23 april 2022 22:00 schreef Aoibhin het volgende:

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Dan was ie twee nummers te vroeg

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Er deed zich een politiek protest voor na het optreden van de Zwitserse zangeres Anita Traversi. Een man kwam het podium oprennen, terwijl hij een spandoek bij zich droeg met een oproep tot een boycot tegen Franco en Salazar. Terwijl dit aan de gang was, kregen de televisiekijkers een shot van het scorebord te zien.[2] Nadat de man verwijderd was ging de wedstrijd weer verder.

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovisiesongfestival_1964

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Op zaterdag 23 april 2022 22:03 schreef Sableheart het volgende:
Interessante keuze van de producenten om dit als afsluiter te kiezen.

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Lost recordings
As with the 1956 contest, no complete video recording of the actual contest is known to have survived; however, unlike the 1956 contest (where the interval act is mostly missing), a complete audio recording does exist in the form of the DR radio broadcast. Some clips of the contest have survived, including part of the opening ceremonies, including some of presenter Lotte Węver's welcoming remarks, as well as the majority of the repeat performance of "Non ho l'etą" from the end of the broadcast. For some time, there was a rumour that a copy of the entire contest existed in the French television archives.[4] In 2021, INA confirmed to Wiwibloggs that the French television archives do not possess a copy of the contest.[5]

A persistent myth, even repeated on the official Eurovision site, is that the tape was destroyed in a fire in the 1970s. More recent interviews with DR, however, state that the broadcast was never recorded in the first place, allegedly due to no tape machines being available at the studio at the time.[6] The audio of the entire show, however, is still available online, and fan reconstructions using available clips, press photos and other sources have been made.

YouTube channel ESCstuff released their full reconstruction of the contest in December 2020, using footage recovered from Germany.[7] It is the second reconstruction using the German footage uploaded on YouTube, as an earlier reconstruction uploaded by the channel ESCplus from 2013 was taken down.

In October 2021, YouTube user wilke qwieke reuploaded a low quality 3-minute rehearsal clip by Belgian broadcaster BRT, which featured a 7-second clip of Robert Cogoi performing his entry. The original video was uploaded by YouTube user qqtwee on 25 March 2011.

In December 2021, after purchasing it from the Finnish broadcaster Yle's archives, Reddit user DYLCWS uploaded a 3-minute clip of the televised broadcast of the contest, including Gigliola Cinquetti being presented as the winner, the presenter Lotte Węver introducing the award presenter Svend Pedersen, a shot of the medal, a shot of the audience, and a portion of the winning reprise of "Non ho l'etą" at a front facing angle unlike most of the preexisting footage.[8]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurovision_Song_Contest_1964

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Op zaterdag 23 april 2022 22:07 schreef Sableheart het volgende:
Nu een ballet zonder beeld. Daar is het toch wel iets essentieler dan bij de liedjes, al is het uiteraard bij de liedjes ook een groot gemis.

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Op zaterdag 23 april 2022 22:15 schreef Sableheart het volgende:
16 landen die punten geven, en elk slechts 3 aankondigingen doen, zonder introductiepraatje? Dit wordt een snelle puntentelling!