マエストロ

まえすとろ
noun
maestro
1. maestro; master musician
An honorific for a distinguished conductor or a master of a musical art, borrowed through Italian and used as a term of respect.
観客(かんきゃく)はマエストロに拍手(はくしゅ)(おく)った。
The audience applauded the maestro.
あの指揮者(しきしゃ)はマエストロと()ばれている。
That conductor is called a maestro.
世界(せかい)(てき)なマエストロが今夜(こんや)演奏(えんそう)指揮(しき)する。
A world-renowned maestro will conduct tonight's performance.

An honorific, borrowed through Italian, for a distinguished conductor or a master of a musical art. Used as a term of respect, often as a form of address.

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 指揮者(しきしゃ): conductor — the neutral term for the role
  • コンダクター: conductor — a plain loanword without the honorific nuance