The Music Room
The Chateau
7.10 PM WST
THE PRESIDENT: Good evening and a warm welcome to the Chateau. Lord Andrew Loyld Webber, Lady Loyld Webber, it is once again an honor to welcome both of you to the Chateau. Thankyou for giving this chance for the Federation to honor you. (Applause)
I want to welcome tonight some very special people including the Chairman of the President's Toftler, Singer Sarah Brightman, Donny Osman, Gerald Lane and Peter Barker. (Appluse)
Tonight we are here to honor Lord Andrew Loyld Webber. (Appluse) Right at this moment, some where in the world, the curtain is rising on an Andrew Lyold Webber Musical.
Andrew has been very talented in the arts,a nd we have enjoyed his music, his creativity and his genius over the past 30 years. Just last night, Linda and I had the honor of watching The Phantom of the Opera as it began it's run here in Metro City again. And I bet you there will be many more night of that. (Laugther) Is is the longest running musical in the world, and it was an honor to have Andrew with us last night at the Royal Albert Theatre.
Linda and I strongly support the arts, the music scene and everything that brings and builds the culture of our society and our world. We believe that the world is a place wehre the diversity of the arts will bring people form all walks of life togehter. It is often said that music trancends all bounderies and tonight we honor someone who has doen just that. His musicals have not just thrilled Auidnaces at West End or Broadway, ubt all over the world,a nd have been translated to many different languages.
Andrew Loyld Webber has been a contributer to the Federation's Arts Scene, and tonight we honor him. It is thus with deepest pleasure that I present this toftler to you. Andrew would you join me for the presentation. (Appluse)
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