France in the Eurovision Song Contest 1956

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France was represented at the Eurovision Song Contest 1956 with two songs: "Script error: No such module "Lang".", composed by André Lodge, with lyrics by Rachèle Thoreau, and performed by Mathé Altéry; and "Script error: No such module "Lang".", written by Simone Vallauris, and performed by Dany Dauberson. The French participating broadcaster, Script error: No such module "Lang". (RTF), selected its two entries through the radio program Script error: No such module "Lang".. "Script error: No such module "Lang"." was the first-ever entry from France performed in the Eurovision Song Contest.

Before Eurovision

According to TV listings magazine Script error: No such module "Lang"., Script error: No such module "Lang". (RTF) used the radio program Script error: No such module "Lang". to choose its two entries for the Eurovision Song Contest 1956.[1] Script error: No such module "Lang". aired regularly on Saturday evenings on Programme parisien in 1956 and 1957.[1][2][3] Its third season started on 7 April 1956, with finals held on 7 July 1956.[4][5] The program was directed by Michel du Plessis and presented by Maurice Yvain and Louis Poterat, with an orchestra led by Franck Pourcel accompanying the artists.[3]

Of the two French songs chosen for the Eurovision Song Contest, "Script error: No such module "Lang"." can be retrieved in radio listings as participating in the program, in this case for the program aired on 5 May 1956, and sung by Marina Audrey.[6]

Programs of the season prior to Eurovision
Date Artists and songs Ref.
7 April 1956
  • Jean-Fred Mêlé – "Chanson pour Sylvie"
  • Hélène Romanée – "T'es dingue"
  • Jean-Pierre Dujay – "C‘est notre amour"
  • Germaine Duclos – "Pas la peine de s‘en faire"
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14 April 1956
  • Rose Deshayes – "Un grand amour"
  • Aimée Doniat – "Les Démoiselles de Neuilly"
  • Wilma Nor – "La Chanteuse de blues"
  • Serge Reval – "Te souviens-tu ?"
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21 April 1956
  • Germaine Duclos – "Pas d‘baratin"
  • Bob et Dyna – "Les Pêcheurs de Floride"
  • Jack Gauthier – "Oh ! la ! di ! hé !"
  • Laura Mellec – "Souvenirs"
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28 April 1956
  • Danièle Georges – "Ta chanson, mon amour"
  • Jean Veldy – "Le Napolitain"
  • Françoise Guy – "Prends cette lettre"
  • Jacques Lambert – "Habits, Chiffons"
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5 May 1956
  • Hélène Romanée – "Le Chapeau fleuri"
  • Roger Perrinoz – "Les Ponts du paradis"
  • Marina Audrey – "Il est là"
  • Jean-Pierre Hébrard – "Déclaration légale"
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12 May 1956
  • Jean Lambert – "Alger la blanche"
  • Hélène Romanée – "La Pêche aux goujons"
  • Jack Gauthier – "Jojo le catcheur"
  • Template:Ill – "Ballade à Paris"
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19 May 1956
  • Template:Ill – "Il n‘y a pas de bonheur sans nuages"
  • Maria Stella
  • Rose Deshayes – "Baïon frénétique"
  • Raymond Falgayrac – "Pour le meilleur et pour le pire"
 [12]

"Script error: No such module "Lang".", written by André Lodge (music) and Template:Ill (lyrics), and "Script error: No such module "Lang".", written by Simone Vallauris, were chosen as the French entries.[1] It's unknown how Mathé Altéry and Dany Dauberson were ultimately selected as the participants.

At Eurovision

The Eurovision Song Contest 1956 took place at the Script error: No such module "Lang". in Lugano, Switzerland, on 24 May 1956. "Script error: No such module "Lang".", sung by Mathé Altéry, was performed 5th at the contest and "Script error: No such module "Lang".", sung by Dany Dauberson, was performed 12th.[13] Both of the French entries were conducted by Franck Pourcel.[14]

Each participating broadcaster appointed two jury members who voted by giving between one and ten points to each song, including those representing their own country.[15] One of the French jury members was Maurice Yvain.[16]

The full results of the contest were not revealed and have not been retained by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).[17] Eurovision Song Contest 1956 was televised in France on RTF with commentary by Michelle Rebel, and also broadcast live on radio Paris-Inter.[1][18]

References

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