MAESTRI

MAESTRI


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Word: maestro
Word origin: early 18th century: Italian, ‘master’, from Latin magister .
Phonetic: ˈmʌɪstrəʊ
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a distinguished conductor or performer of classical music. Example: the orchestra was strained after clashes with the great maestro


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Arthur Fiedler et al.
Bacchetta wielders
Conductors
Eminent conductors
Experts
Good conductors
Great conductors
Leaders in pits
Maazel and Masur
Music directors
Orchestra conductors
Orchestra leaders
Some conductors
Talented conductors
They work in pits
Toscanini and Iturbi
Toscanini and others
Toscanini et al.
Teachers or educators.
Toscanini, etc.
Stokowski, Toscanini, etc.
Toscanini and Maazel
Excellent conductors
Eminent musical conductors
Mother tries to produce geniuses
Great musicians playing sitar with me
One's right to join up with the band leaders
The West's triumph begins with experts
Note a new rest is put in for music masters
Music masters require note when taking a rest off
Musical chairs.
Joiner turned up with three experts
Freely I stream their wonderful music-making
A game that's cut short
Won over by red carpet treatment you received
Me, a stripper? Not half - with a little jiggle for the best barmen!
Running up shirt seams to dress top musicians
Conductors transformed streams current
Masters shirt seams partly turned back
The best conductors
Skilled conductors
Super conductors?
Smartie
Musical aces exhibiting supreme talent regarding instrumentation, primarily?
Rattle, Sargent and Solti, say, from the ‘Sir’ team
Musical aces exhibiting supreme talent regarding instrumentation, primarily? (7)
Friends wanting third, almost group of three great musicians




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