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Ladies and gentlemen,

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here behind me at the castle

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is the

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Great Gallery,

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the most beautiful room in the castle.

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With chandeliers, mirrors
and gorgeous ceiling frescos.

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And the most beautiful room in the castle

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deserves the most beautiful ballet
in the world.

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The members of this world famous ballet
will now dance a wonderful polka for you

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Without a Care!

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Big applause for the Vienna State Ballet.

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Big applause

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for the Vienna State Ballet.

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Fantastic.

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Bravo!

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Bravissimo. Thank you.

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Everybody knows, ladies and gentlemen,

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that Sissi did not have the easiest time here
in the beginning.

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Imagine a sixteen year old girl
falling in love with the emperor,

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they get married

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and that young woman ends up living here

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in this huge castle
and has to adapt to the strict

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Spanish court ceremonial.

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There's hardly any other woman

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who's been written and talked about
as much as Sissi.

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There's even a musical
about her. A musical that

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premiered here in Vienna
and has attracted millions of viewers.

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Elisabeth.

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And from that musical,
ladies and gentlemen,

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we are going to play
one of the most beautiful songs.

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And who better to sing that song,
ladies and gentlemen,

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than young Sissi herself.

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Here she is, big applause,
Elisabeth, Suzan Erens.

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Bravissimo. Elisabeth. Susan Erens.

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The next piece we are going to play now,
ladies and gentlemen,

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comes from church music.

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It's composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

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When you're in the middle of Vienna

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on stage with an orchestra

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what better thing to play
than a glorious waltz

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by Johann Strauss.
A glorious Viennese waltz.

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Plus the best ballet in the world,

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the crème de la crème of dance.

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There is no other ballet in the world,
ladies and gentlemen,

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that can dance a Viennese Waltz
like this ballet.

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Big applause for

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the world famous Vienna State Ballet.

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Bravo.

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Big applause for the Vienna State Ballet.

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Big applause, ladies and gentlemen.

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Thank you.

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Dear Queen Máxima.

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That sounds fun, right? Queen Máxima.

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Especially for you, we are going to

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play the most beautiful song
ever composed about your country.

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Don't cry for me Argentina.

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Give her an enormous applause.
Mirusia Louwerse.

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Mirusia Louwerse.

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Thank you.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I take you with me,

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to the king's palace.

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There is a big party,
because the princess just turned 17.

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And the king wanted to give her
an unforgettable party.

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He had invited all the princes and princesses
from the neighborhood.

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Let's imagine this, the magnificent ballroom,

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lit by thousands of candles. Footmen went
back and forth with beer and wine.

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And suddenly...

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On the exact moment the clock strikes 12...

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That's only 3.

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Then, half of the orchestra
started playing a waltz.

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Of course, a waltz.

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And which waltz could we play better than

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the most enchanting waltz
Cinderella.

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I've told you that
the University of Heidelberg is world famous,

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but did you know that the city of Heidelberg
is also world famous?

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All over the world.

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Even at the other end of the world
in Australia.

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Yes.

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We've been working with an Australian soprano
for the past two years

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and after every concert she asks:

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"And what's next?"

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"What are we doing next?"

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"Heidelberg?"

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"André, I've lost my hearing in Heidelberg."

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Big applause for

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our Australian soprano Mirusia Louwerse.

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You've fallen in love with a Heidelberger,
show him to us.

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Not just with one,

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-with two.
-Two?

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Yes. Two.

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There.

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Mirusia Louwerse.

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And the two short Italians.

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We look so happy
when we can make such music.

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I tell you, ladies and gentlemen,

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making music is the best thing
for your health.

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Truly, when you make music...
Music goes straight to your heart.

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It evokes emotions. It brings joy.

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Making music keeps you forever young.

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Look at The Staar.

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They have been singing for 125 years

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and they still look like 125.

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The Mastreechter Staar.

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That's forever young.

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Ladies and gentlemen, a long time ago,

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a little girl

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came to my concert.

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Together with her mother.

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The entire concert,

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she listened

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with her mouth wide open.

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And on the way home,
she said to her mother: "Mommy,

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when I grow up, I want to play
in André Rieu's orchestra too."

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And then her mother said: "Yes, sweetheart,

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you can certainly do that, but you'll
have to study for many, many years."

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And she did study.

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She became a fantastic cellist.

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And I am incredibly proud
that she plays in my orchestra.

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Give her a huge round of applause.
Tanja Derwahl.

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Tanja is going to play for you

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one of the most beautiful solos ever

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written for cello for you.

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From Camille Saint-Saëns,

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Le cygne. The Swan.

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And when you hear this beautiful music

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and close your eyes,

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you will see a white swan
gliding over the water.

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And here comes the surprise.

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Especially for you,

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I have invited today,

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four-time world champion ice dancer.

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Robin Szolkowy and Aljona Savchenko.

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And on the other side,

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their teacher, also a world champion himself.

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Ingo Steuer and Peggy Schwarz.

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Give them a huge round of applause.

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Our world champion ice dancers,
Aljona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy.

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Ingo Steuer and Peggy Schwarz.

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And of course our white swan,
Tanja Derwahl.

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I travel the world with my orchestra,
ladies and gentlemen,

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North to South and East to West.

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We visit all kinds of countries.

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And all those countries
have different customs.

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Many different national dishes.

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And that can be a bit difficult for us.

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When you have the choice between fried worms,

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cow's eye soup

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or cooked dog,

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you're very glad

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when you are saved

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by a certain dish on the menu, a Schnitzel!

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Schnitzel is popular all over the world.

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Viennese cuisine is popular
all over the world.

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Wienerschnitzel, Viennese sausage,

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fried chicken, hot chocolate with cream.

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Everybody loves Viennese cuisine.

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Let's start playing before we all get hungry.

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We're now going to play a proper Viennese

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perpetual motion for you.

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And so on.

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Good evening. How is everything going?