Choose an Andrew

[Brian]

Andrews Away!

[The new erato]

I choose Litton since he is main conductor in Bergen Norway.

[Karl Henning]

Andrzej Wasowski

[Todd]

Andrea Lucchesini.

[TheGSMoeller]

Andrew Davis. Mainly because he's my brother's boss.

[Karl Henning]

"You see him. He's the one making me do this . . . ."

[prémont]

Andrea Lucchesini.

Seconded.

[North Star]

Andreas Staier

[Karl Henning]

Andreas Staier

Nice!

[kishnevi]

Being from South Florida, the obvious answer is

Hurricane Andrew

[Mirror Image]

Andrew Davis of course...he's such a damn good Elgarian!

[amw]

András Schiff?

[Wanderer]

St. Andrew, Mount Athos

[Karl Henning]

Beauty!

[North Star]

So many good choices 

ˈAndrew, n
   
†1. A broadsword, an 'Andrea Ferrara.' Obs. rare.
†2. A valet, gentleman's servant. Obs. rare.

3. See merry-andrew n. and adj.
       a. A person who entertains people with antics and buffoonery; a clown; a mountebank's assistant.
       b. In extended use: a fool, an idiot; a joker.
       †2. In pl. Low-quality playing cards. Also Merry Andrew playing cards. Obs.

4. Naval slang. Also Andrew Millar or Andrew Miller.
  †a. A ship, esp. of war. Also Andrew Millar's lugger. Obs.
    b. The Royal Navy; also (obs.), a government department or authority.
   
5. St. Andrew is regarded as the patron saint of Scotland. From him are named—  St. Andrew's Day n. the 30th Nov., on which the festival in his honour is held, formerly also called St. Andrew-mass; and   St. Andrew's Cross n. an oblique cross, or one shaped like the letter X.

[vandermolen]

Prince Andrew , Duke of York.

[Florestan]

No, they are three!

1. Andrei Mihăilă

(aka Florestan).

2. Andrew Manze

3. Andrei Pleșu

(Romanian essayist and writer)

[Ken B]

Gavrilov?