Sentence examples for maestro to from inspiring English sources

It was not uncommon for the maestro to fall in love with other women when composing.

After he withdrew, the Boston Symphony tried to find a major maestro to take his place.

Persuading the maestro to come out of retirement, however, is the least of Ángel's problems.

Korean cinema has a new genre maestro to succeed Park Chan-wook and Bong Joon-ho.

But you can't expect an eminent German maestro to know about, say, the contemporary music scene in Los Angeles.

Martin Hackleman, the principal horn player, discussed the opening horn solos in "Till Eulenspiegel," allowing the maestro to eat.

It was a risky decision, given the tendency for maestros to produce what is known as Kapellmeistermusik, or conductor's music: an adroit mashup of other people's ideas.

Meanwhile, the jet plane had made it possible for maestros to drop in on orchestras in New York, London, and Vienna in a single week, and orchestras were giving more concerts each year.

At 28, Mr. Ticciati is among the youngest maestros to work at the Met: Thomas Schippers holds the record for his debut at 25; James Levine began just a few weeks shy of his 28th birthday.

At the university, some of the other students began to call me Maestro and to introduce me as a writer.

Though it's hard to know what the maestro had to say about Klingons.