1. The Gypsy Baron: 100 Years of Strauss
2. Nun's Chorus: Live in New York
3. Adagio Violin Concerto #3: Romantic Moments
4. Come, Zigany: New Years in Vienna
5. On The Beautiful Danube: Live in Vienna
6. Wolgalied: Live in Vienna
7. You Are My Hearts Delight: Live in Vienna
8. All Men Shall Be Brothers: Live in Dublin
9. Bolero: La Vie Est Belle
10. The Second Waltz: In Wonderland
11. The Gadfly: Dreaming
12. Air on a G String: Love Songs
13. André Sisters: Live at Royal Albert Hall
14. Funiculi Funicula: The Homecoming
15. Toselli Serenade: The Homecoming
16. Ode To Maastricht: The Homecoming
17. Lagune Waltz: Live in Tuscany
18. Opera Potpourri: Live in Tuscany
19. Vienna City of My Dreams: The Flying Dutchman
20. O Fortuna: The Flying Dutchman
All selections were chosen by Fans and are considered Fan Favorites from his live concert performances. The March 3rd release date is to coincide with André's 30 Year Anniversary on stage North American Tour.
Having the "Serenata" as our most favourite CD for 20 years (I always played it with our "audioless" black & white home movies from the 50's and 60's), I was ashamed of not re(discovering) André's DVDs until Sep 2006 (when I heard someone's playing Serenata in PBS). I explained that I wasn't a rich Mercedes Benz owner, but I got a leased vehicle at employee discount. While people are normally proud of the car itself, I'm much more proud of my license plate, the only "A RIEU" in British Columbia!
My parents and I had never been to any concerts out of town. My dad said "Let's celebrate my 80th birthday in Toronto!". (Look at my dad and we knew we did the right thing). He had a very happy birthday weekend (still good-looking at 80 :D) and we made friends coming from different countries.
I asked my aunt, uncle and cousin to go see the concert, they live in Toronto. My aunt almost wouldn't let my uncle go as he had a stroke earlier, had to carry a pouch for "pee-pee", and had to use a walker. Eventually my aunt was convinced and finally they did go. My aunt was happy with her flag too. Before the concert, my uncle got into his seat on wheelchair but he was feeling super that evening and after the concert he even walked back from the floor section climbing all the stairs and to the hotel without a wheelchair!! They had a marvellous time! 
Me and Lyndall from Australia, (we discovered that we share the same birthday!) ~ My Dad and I were holding the banner during encores though. I will never forget the expression on André's face. He saw it, he smiled while playing his violin and raised his eyebrows (as if he was surprised to see something so big other than Bannerman's famous products). That "one second look" from him was worth all the extra effort we went thru' in baggage check! (the sticks were too long and so the banner was treated as oversized luggage).
