Sentence examples for new maestro from inspiring English sources

Rodrigo (Bernal), a charming, oversexed and unconventional enfant terrible, is appointed to be the new maestro at the New York Symphony, much to the delight of the board of directors chair (Bernadette Peters) and to the chagrin of the outgoing maestro (Malcolm McDowell), who is sticking around to kick at the corpse of his once-great company.

The musicians played vividly for their new maestro, who led a vibrant and detailed performance.

Their new maestro, Mr. Maazel, was the choice of the musicians if ever there was one.

Even the orchestra refused to take a bow, joining in the applause, united in loyal admiration for their new maestro.

All are adjusting to a new maestro, Lorin Maazel, who took over the baton from Kurt Masur this season.

"There was an immediate sense of rapport," Mr. Chausow said of the orchestra's reaction to its new maestro.

In prospect, none of the new maestros -- except, perhaps, James Levine at the Boston Symphony -- seems as obvious a fit with his orchestra as Mr. Thomas proved here from the outset.

But it is Sims, after three years of waiting to break out and an off-season of tremendous growth, who has emerged as the newest maestro of Georgetown's intricate offense.

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

On Saturday, Arsenal's new midfield maestro, Santi Cazorla, and striker Lukas Podolski guided the team to a 6-1 win against Southampton.

Following Drummond's death in 1969, the new trombone maestro was Rico, whose 1977 album Man From Wareika still holds up well.