THE FAN DINNER FRIDAY 10th of JULY 2009 5PM ~ ~8.30PM

There are still a Few Weeks left for you to decide if you would like to join!

On a floating restaurant of one of the comfortable river cruise ships of the Maastricht Shipping Company Stiphout. Dining on the river Mass!

Latest Date For You to Send us Your Payment is APRIL 30th 2009

€ 35 for Europeans paying via bank transfer and € 38 for fans worldwide paying via Paypal (this includes a Paypal transfer fee). The price includes a buffet dinner and three drinks, lots of hospitality and fun.

Right now, we have 80 participants from 13 different nationalities on our list!!! (In 2008 we had 64 participants and 8 nationalities). Meet André fans from the USA, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, England, Denmark and Austria. And now, for the first time, we welcome fans from South Africa, Brazil, Italy and Austria. What a joy!

We have room for more fans. So, if you are coming to Maastricht for the concerts, we'd love to welcome you onboard! If you are interested, but are not yet sure before April 30th, let us know by e-mailing ineke.cornelissen@planet.nl

You will find more information about the fan dinner and the fan picnic, on our website ► http://www.andrerieu-movies.com/ Click the bars on the top of the homepage ... April 5th ~ Ineke

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Maastricht 2010 On The Vrijthof

The André Sisters of Australia

Here are a few pictures taken at the Brisbane Friendship Group in February.

As you can see they're having a lot of fun! They're singing Adieu and Waltzing Matilda with André's music in the background.

Waiting for the music to begin ...

The Theater on The Vrijthof 2009

Some Photos Sue Took 'Before' The Concerts Began!

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Thursday Night's Dress Rehearsal

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A Party in The Rain With 400 Brass!

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The Hanging of The Banners!

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Meet Rob!!

He's new at the DuCasque and waiting for you all

to get here to greet you in the lobby! He's adorable ... :)

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You can see Maastricht is getting all ready again this year

for Andre's Concerts and a New window display. Plenty of nice

quiet days and empty seats right now though!!

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Yesterday when it was 93* Maastricht's finast were out with their

Four Fire Engines parked at the Vrijthof, all getting ice cream cones to eat!:)

Here's Betty sitting on the Vrijthof ~ we actually got to go on it without Andre's stuff on there this year!! :) On the right is the Market we went

to this afternoon ... they have Everything you could want!

Some Sights of Day Three in Maastricht

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Jean-Philippe's Poster on The Steps of The Theater on The Vrijthof

Where He Will Perform in November his "Azure". I had a nice talk with his promotor and she was Very interested in how Andre's fans felt about Jean-Philippe ...

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Pierre ... in the white shirt ...

Checking Out The Progress on The Vrijthof

Left: Looking at the Vrijthof from out our window where you can see the sidewalk that goes all around the Vrijthof. Middle: Looking from our window to the left of the Vrijthof where all the Cafe's are. Right: Beginning to set the stage foundation up.

Solon Orchestra on the Streets of Maastricht

They played my favorite, Canon in D and it was just Beautiful!

The Handsome Statue in Maastricht That Came To Life!!

Sitting at "Gaucho's" Looking Across at The Vrijthof

Being Set Up For The Concerts!

I will be adding more photos to this page, as soon as I have time.

Sue :)

Some Moments in "Live From Australia"

In "Live From Australia" taped in Melbourne, as Suzan began to sing,

no sound was coming out of her microphone. A few bars into her song,

André said, "stop stop stop." He then asked if there was a Microphone

Doctor in the house. Suzan was trying to tell André that her mike was

'down there' and pointing down her dress. André jokingly bent down

and started to pick her gown up ... then stood up saying they couldn't

undress a princess on stage. ;-) ... He told them to bring her a hand

mike, which they did, and Suzan sang her song.

It was all very cute and great that they didn't edit it out.

Here are some still pics I snagged from the DVD of it all. :)

"Seriously Suzan ... Your michrophone is where???"

The emotion of all his hard work and dreams erupts in the last

song of the concert in front of his largest audience ever of 38,605

playing Waltzing Matilda.