294 examples of maestro in sentences

Truly he was a "maestro," as he had said; a genius whose star had risen, flashed across the sky and suddenly faded, leaving his future a blank.

Then she chose a faithful friend of her family, Maestro Pierfrancesco Riccio da Prato, to superintend his further education.

At first, Maestro Francesco Riccio, who had been their father's tutor also, grounded them all in Greek, Latin, grammar, music, and drawing; and then Maestro Antonio Angeli da Barga, a scholar and writer of considerable merit, took them through the higher subjects of composition, poetry, rhetoric, and geometry.

At first, Maestro Francesco Riccio, who had been their father's tutor also, grounded them all in Greek, Latin, grammar, music, and drawing; and then Maestro Antonio Angeli da Barga, a scholar and writer of considerable merit, took them through the higher subjects of composition, poetry, rhetoric, and geometry.

The very learned Maestro Pietro Vettori, when he joined the household of the Duke as teacher of Greek and philosophy to Don Francesco, was greatly struck by the young girl's attainments, and so charmed was he by her sprightly manner, that he obtained permission for her to join her brother's lessons.

Consternation reigned in the palace, the Duke's private physician, Maestro Andrea Pasquali, was sent for in all haste from Florence, and everything was done for the unfortunate lad, but, on the fourth dayit was just before Christmasthe promising young life passed away.

The members of the Ducal family were not in very robust health, and Maestro Stefano had "indicated" the healthy pastime of the chase as a cure for enfeebled constitutions.

The reports which Maestro Antonio da Barga made to his father of his son's progress were full of praise of his young pupil's aptitude and perseverance.

Maestro Brassavolaof good report as a specialist in feminine ailmentstreated her unsuccessfully.

At the autopsy of her body Maestro Pasquali of Florence declared that death was caused by putrid fever!

We sat at talk, and all the afternoon Whispered about in changing silences Of flush and sudden light and gathering shade, As though some Maestro drew out organ stops Somewhere in heaven.

But Palestrina resigned his post as maestro at Saint Peter's and entered the chapel.

But he recovered, and two months later found another post as canon of the Lateran, of which by the 1st of October, 1555, he was maestro.

Again he found another post, and ten years later was back again as maestro of the Vatican after his many wanderings and vicissitudes.

He was the Maestro de Capilla of the King's Chapel at Grenada; he was of either Flemish or English birth, and, though he was a churchman, was a gambler and drunkard; he kept a mistress, who ought to have been pretty to fit her pretty name, Juana de Espinosa.

I sign myself, "JOSEPH HAYDN, "Maestro di Cappella of his Highness, the Prince Esterhazy. Vienna, May 23, 1800.

I could not manage to prevent him from using the Tityos, and it is now being executed by Maestro Giovanni.

There is a fine Tityos with the vulture at Windsor, so exquisitely finished and perfectly preserved that one can scarcely believe it passed through the hands of Maestro Giovanni.

I.In Venice Little Consuelo, at the age of fourteen, was the best of all the pupils of the Maestro Porpora, a famous Italian composer, of the eighteenth century.

Vexation and sorrow had imprinted their marks on the brow of the old maestro.

As the painter-prince returned to the apartment, the Queen placed this letter in his hands; and glancing at his travelling-garb, said in a faltering voice: "So soon, Maestro?

R60355, 31Mar50, Helen Hornaday Fielding (C) EL MINISTRO GIROFLAN, vodevil en 3 actos por maestro Amadeo Vives.

SUMMY-BIRCHARD CO. Ben Bernie, the ole maestro.

The fact that in 1511 he signs himself simply "Io tician di Cador Dpñtore" and not Maestro would be more intelligible in a young man of twenty-two than in an accomplished master of thirty-five, and the character of his letter addressed to the Senate in 1513 would be more natural to an ambitious aspirant of twenty-four than to a man in his maturity of thirty-seven.

[Note 1: Maestro de los cabelleros de su corte en las artes liberates.

294 examples of  maestro  in sentences