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     • an eminent composer, teacher, or conductor of music: Toscanini and other great maestros. (initial capital letter) a title of respect used in addressing or referring to such a person. a master of any art: the maestros of poetry.
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     MAESTRO meaning: 1. a man who is very skilled at playing or...

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   The meaning of MAESTRO is a master usually in an art; especially : an eminent composer, conductor, or teacher of music.

4. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › englishMAESTRO definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

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   1. an eminent composer, teacher, or conductor of music. Toscanini and other great maestros. 2. (cap) a title of respect used in addressing or referring to such a person.

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   Example sentences containing maestro. 1. The maestro stepped onto the podium, commanding the attention of the orchestra. 2. As a young musician, I aspired to be a maestro, leading symphonies with grace and precision. 3. The maestro's skilled fingers effortlessly danced across the piano keys, creating a mesmerizing melody. 4.

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   A maestro is an artistic master: someone who is skilled enough to be considered an artistic genius. Taking one music class or art class can teach you a lot, but it won't make you a maestro. Maestro (which comes from Italian) is reserved for people with an enormous amount of skill and talent.

7. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › maestroMAESTRO | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary

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   What does it mean to be a maestro?

   • A maestro is an artistic master: someone who is skilled enough to be considered an artistic genius. Taking one music class or art class can teach you a lot, but it won't make you a maestro. Maestro (which comes from Italian) is reserved for people with an enormous amount of skill and talent.

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   Where did the word maestro come from?

   • It finds its origins in Italian, where 'maestro' originally meant 'master' or 'teacher.' This term was derived from the Latin word 'magister,' which also meant 'master' or 'teacher.' Over time, 'maestro' evolved to specifically denote a person of exceptional skill and expertise, particularly in the realm of music, conducting, or the arts.

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   Why is a maestro important?

   • A maestro's commanding presence on the stage and their ability to guide and inspire musicians through their interpretation and direction make them instrumental in shaping the performance and bringing out the best in the ensemble.

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   How many starts does a Maestro have?

   • The maestro now divides his time between films, concertizing and writing what he calls "absolute music" (music for the concert hall). While he isn't a strikeout maestro, he does have eight starts (30 percent of his total) with at least six. A recipient of an honorary statuette in 2007, the maestro is hardly a lock for the award this time around.

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   What is a 'maestro concertatore'?

   • By the standards of what we heard later, it was the performance of a maestro. By 1817, he had become the city's "maestro concertatore" (music director). An amusing monodrama for a bass-baritone, the opera portrays a pompous maestro rehearsing an orchestra, often imitating the sound of the instruments.

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   Is the old Maestro on the way back?

   • But the signs are that the old maestro is on the way back, which will be like a major new signing. A handful of flying fingers beyond them, though, is this classically trained little maestro. A maestro is a skilled and well-known musician or conductor. ...the urbane maestro's delightful first show.

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   Use 'maestro' when referring specifically to someone with exceptional skills in the music field, not other arts. She is a true maestro on the violin. 'Maestro' carries a tone of respect and admiration for the person's expertise and contributions.