Maestro Paolo, a noted German adept, was accordingly retained by the Duke, and taught him astrology along with the kindred branches of geometry and arithmetic.
The kindred sciences of geometry and arithmetic were his favourite studies, and not long before his death, he had a course of these read to him by Maestro Paolo, a learned German astrologer, retained at his court.
As a logician he had attained considerable aptitude, having studied Aristotle's Ethics along with Maestro Lazzaro, a famous theologian, who became Bishop of Urbino, discussing with him the most intricate passages.
The maestro is a "fine weather" wind, and is the counterpart of the sirocco.
The man he had summoned was directed to take it straightway and deliver it to one who would be found at the house-door of the Maestro Rocco Ricci.
You bow to themaestro respectfully twice, as in duty; then a third time, as from a whisper of your soul.
The delayed absence of the maestro from his post at the head of the orchestra, where the musicians sat awaiting him, seemed to confirm a rumour that was now circling among the audience, warning all to prepare for a disappointment.
I think, Signor Carlo, you would do well by going to the maestro when you leave me, and telling him that Irma has been caught into the skies.
Some suspicion or wariness existed in the lighted room, for the maestro threw up a window, and inspected the street to right and left.
I shall astonish you before many hours have gone by,' she said; and this time they bowed together, and the maestro tripped back hurriedly, and shut his door.
Such melody, maestro mio, as only the initiated can appreciate.
The conductor of the opera company ("reputado maestro D.
Further, the fittings for them had to be made presumably on the premises of the maestro and not as at present in foreign parts.
Donizetti was received at Bergamo by the Maestro Dolci, one of his dearest friends.
They were for the most part made up of pieces of church music, which the maestro had written for Italy, and when this fruitful source failed him, he had recourse to his numerous serious and comic operas.
And she wished the morrow to come, that she might announce her happiness to the very involuntary and very unconscious accomplice of Marius, the worthy Maestro Gismondo Pulei.
Gilberte knew too well the thoroughly Italian exaggeration of the worthy maestro to be surprised.
And, as he went out, "That is nothing," said the kind maestro to Mme.
The worthy maestro had not forgotten a single word of that letter; and it was almost literally that he repeated it.
It is thus told by Davila: "Trattandosi delle persone, che avessero da eseguire il fatto, il Re elesse di fidarsene nel Maestro di campo della sua guardia Griglione, uomo feroce e ardito e per molte cagioni nemico del Duca di Guisa.
My Maestro holds that every woman comes into the world not merely as a portion of that mystery--Woman, but as an individual mystery in herself.
At the conclusion of that incomparable performance the Maestro left the stage, smiling his smile of triumph.
It was clear that he was not quite sober, and he continued to make himself offensive even after the Maestro had begun to play.
In replying to his courteous 'Buona sera, signore,' I told him that if he should chance to find Signore Pugnani in the villa, I would thank him greatly if he would let him know that I brought a message from Maestro Grassi.
I entered during the first pause, for there was no bell to ring--my master had told me not to look for a bell or to call for a servant; the Maestro does not live as other men.
That is what the Maestro said, and every day I recall his words.
When I was at Florence I was present one night at a great concert at whichMaestro Pugnani was to play.
If Heaven had designed that I should sing in the presence of all those frivolous people who pay their money to see me as well as to hear me, should I not have been endowed also with that talent which your maestro was able to exercise?
If Maestro Handel had meant a smile to illuminate the part, take my word for it he would have signified it by a bar of demi-semi-quavers, followed by semi-quavers and quavers.
I had no more than set the strings out on to it when Don Feliz, the little maestro whom you know, came in.
Some time later on in the evening the players confided to us that they were the pupils of a maestro who lived in Alverca, and that they had only been studying for two months.
As a matter of science the case had a certain value for them, which was not lessened by the fact of the patient's quality; but to Maestro Gentile alone was the hopeless condition of the young Queen a matter of deep personal concern.
She put her hands over her eyes and sank upon her knees, and Maestro Gentile knelt beside her.
Maestro Gentile was dumb with awe:--it was a miracle!
Then she turned to Maestro Gentile, compassionate and protecting.
The rumor went round, for the Maestro was the honest pride of Venice.
There is His Excellency, Maestro Gentle, physician to Her Majesty, he passeth but now, the glimmer of his mail beneath his cloak!
The great Maestro Pimenti has just now announced a concert to take place at Heidelberg on Christmas day.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "maestro" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
