"dance maestro" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to refer to someone who is an expert dancer, usually in a specific dance style. For example, "The Flamenco dance maestro was the star of the show."
Sarafanov is an excellent dancer but his portrait of the 18th century dance maestro is too fey, and the period details elude him.
Challenging Dance Card Next month, when rehearsals for the Encores! production of "The Pajama Game" will begin, John Carrafa, choreographer, will attempt a feat that should terrify any dance maestro: to out-Fosse Fosse by reinventing that oh-so-famous "Steam Heat" sequence.
She played Surry Hills pub in Australia, alongside Sydney dance maestros the Presets and Stereogamous, as well as a showcase at a London pub, the Old Blue Last.
By then the cat was already out of the bag – that afternoon, Kylie Minogue had tweeted that she would be putting an appearance alongside Sydney dance maestros the Presets and Stereogamous.
Music and dance maestros in many Indian cities have linked up on Skype and other live video technology with students overseas, to teach them classical dance and music.
Probably the most commercially promiscuous artist is the electronic-dance maestro Moby, who licensed all 18 songs on his latest album, Play, to dozens of advertisers.
Probably the most commercially promiscuous artist is electronic-dance maestro Moby, who licensed all 18 songs on his latest album, Play, to dozens of advertisers.
On April 2, another area favorite, the dance-music maestros LCD Soundsystem, will perform its last show, at the Garden.
The crew could not dance without their Maestro, although sometimes they bristle at his admonitions or his choice of music, most of it old-school hip-hop or 70s' era disco.
As the show progressed more and more people were throwing money at the musicians and coming up on stage to dance with the maestro.
The little maestro danced his way to his final exit at Twickenham, the cheer for him as he left, seven minutes past the hour, the loudest and most prolonged of the day.
