Maestro (disambiguation)

Maestro, meaning "master" or "teacher" in Italian, is a term of respect used particularly in the international music world.

In music, Maestro may refer to:

• Vaushaun "Maestro" Brooks, producer of contemporary pop and hip-hop music
• Maestro (Kaizers Orchestra album), and the title song
• Maestro (Taj Mahal album)
• Maestro (Moacir Santos album)
• Maestro (rapper), Canadian rapper
• Travis "Maestro" Meeks, singer and guitarist for the band Days of the New
• Maestro, makers of the effect unit the Echoplex

In television and film, Maestro may refer to:

• Maestro (TV series), a 2008 BBC reality TV show
• Maestro, a minor character in the American sitcom Seinfeld, played by Mark Metcalf
• Maestro (film), an animated film

Maestro may also refer to:

• Maestro PMS, a software product from Northwind Canada Inc.
• Maestro, the stage name for professional wrestler Robert Kellum in WCW
• Maestro (airline), a Canadian charter airline
• Maestro (comics), a version of the Hulk from an alternate future
• Maestro (car), a car built by Austin-Rover from March 1983 to December 1994
• Maestro (debit card), a debit card operated by Mastercard
• Maestro (TV channel), a Georgian TV channel
• Maestro (video game), a MusicVR game by Mike Oldfield
• Maestro (novel), a novel written by Peter Goldsworthy, an Australian author
• Maestro (software), a software application used by NASA and Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• Maestro_I (software-hardware combination) the world's first Integrated development environment for software
• Maestro (wind), a type of Mediterranean wind
• The Maestro, a novel by Tim Wynne-Jones
• Maestro, a mamodo in the Zatch Bell! anime series
• The Maestro, a nickname for Korean pro-gamer Ma Jae-Yoon
• The Maestro, a nickname of snooker player Stephen Hendry
• Maestro Talent and Management, a defunct Malaysian company owned by Astro

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