Maestro (disambiguation)
Wikimedia disambiguation page
Maestro, meaning "master" or "teacher" in Italian, is a term of respect used particularly in the international music world.
Maestro(s) may also refer to:
Books
The Maestro, a novel by Tim Wynne-Jones
Maestro (character), a version of the Hulk from an alternate future in Marvel Comics
Maestro (manga), a manga series by Akira Sasō
Maestro (novel), a novel by Peter Goldsworthy
Brand names
Austin Maestro, a car built by Austin-Rover
Gibson Maestro, the most popular of several Gibson Vibrola vibrato mechanisms for guitar
Maestro, a brand of gastric electrical stimulator
Maestro (airline), a Canadian charter airline
Maestro (debit card), a debit card operated by MasterCard
Maestro (service), an American live-streaming platform
Maestro (software), a software application used by NASA and Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Maestro (TV channel), a Georgian TV channel
Maestro I, a software-hardware combination considered to be the world's first integrated development environment (IDE) for software
Maestro PMS, a software product from Northwind Canada Inc.
Maestro Talent and Management, a defunct Malaysian company owned by Astro
Film and television
Maestros (film), a 2000 Spanish comedy film
Maestro (2003 film), an American documentary
Maestro (2005 film), a Hungarian animated film
Maestro (2014 film), a French film
Maestro! (2015 film), a Japanese film
The Maestro (2018 film), an American film
Maestro (2021 film), an Indian film
Maestro (2023 film), an American biographical film about Leonard Bernstein
Maestro (British TV series), a 2008 BBC reality TV show
"The Maestro" (Seinfeld), a 1995 episode of the TV show Seinfeld
Music
"Maestro", makers of the effect unit the Echoplex
"Maestro", a quarterly magazine about Ennio Morricone
Maestro (producer), producer of contemporary pop and hip-hop music
Maestro Fresh Wes, Canadian rapper
Maestro Harrell, American rapper
Travis "Maestro" Meeks, singer and guitarist for the band Days of the New
Maestro di cappella, literally "chapel-master"
Albums and EPs
The Maestro (Horace Parlan album), a 1979 album by Horace Parlan
The Maestro (Cedar Walton album), a 1981 album by Cedar Walton featuring Abbey Lincoln
Maestro (Kaizers Orchestra album) (2005), and the title song
Maestro (Taj Mahal album)
Maestro (Moacir Santos album)
Maestro (EP), 2005 EP by Kaizers Orchestra
Maestros (album) by Orquesta El Arranque
Songs
"Maestro" (Alla Pugacheva song), 1981
"Maestro" (Seventeen song), 2024
"Maestro", from Sarah Close's Caught Up
"The Maestro", from Beastie Boys' album Check Your Head
"The Maestro", from Caro Emerald's album The Shocking Miss Emerald, 2013
People
Maestro (footballer) (António Simão Muanza), Angolan footballer
The Maestro (wrestler), a professional wrestler named Robert Kellum in real life
Ilaiyaraaja, Indian composer and singer
Savior (gamer), real name Ma Jae-yoon, StarCraft player known as "The Maestro"
Video games
Maestro (2004 video game), a MusicVR game by Mike Oldfield
Maestro (2024 video game), a virtual reality game by Double Jack
Other uses
Maestro, a character in the Zatch Bell!
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