maestra
Female orchestra leader
A maestra is a female master or teacher, especially of music.
The term appears most often for women who conduct orchestras or lead musical ensembles: The maestra raised her baton and the orchestra fell silent.
Like its masculine counterpart maestro, maestra implies distinction and expertise.
Supremely accomplished performer
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- skilledHaving learned ability
- proficientHaving practiced ability
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
specialist · adept · connoisseur · genius · prodigy · artistry · excellence · doyenne
Educational instruction space
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- lessonUnit of teaching
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
- pedagogyArt of instruction
instruction · tutor · school · teaching · academia · professor · lecturer · mentor
Trusted wisdom-giving advisor
- advisorOne who gives guidance
- counselorOne who advises
- coachOne who instructs
- leaderOne who guides others
facilitator · inspiration · trailblazer · pioneer · influence · director · pathfinder · navigator
virtuoso
Supremely accomplished performer
- accomplishedHighly skilled, expert
- skilledHaving learned ability
- proficientHaving practiced ability
authority · specialist · adept · connoisseur · genius · prodigy · artistry · excellence · doyenne · veteran
classroom
Educational instruction space
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- lessonUnit of teaching
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
pedagogy · instruction · tutor · school · teaching · academia · professor · lecturer · mentor · guidance
mentor
Trusted wisdom-giving advisor
leader · facilitator · inspiration · trailblazer · pioneer · influence · director · pathfinder · navigator · empowerment
orchestra
Large instrumental ensemble
- symphonyExtended composition for orchestra
- batonSlender rod for leading
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
opera · concerto · ensemble · podium · philharmonic · chamber · rehearsal · cue · downbeat · interpretation
- Scuolamateria, banco, preside, biblioteca, tutor
- conceptosidea, reflexion, conclusion, variable
maestramaestro
Distinguished musical leader
master · conductor · bandmaster · choirmaster · concertmaster