MAESTRO
Eight contestants battled it out for the title of Maestro. Here you can follow their stories, find out about conducting and play the Maestro game.
Singer and actor, best known for his role in Californian cult detective series Starsky and Hutch.
Newscaster and Media and Arts editor for ITV News and presenter on Classic FM.
Electronic music artist, DJ and actor - played Bullion in the 007 film The World is Not Enough.
Bass player in English rock band Blur, newspaper columnist and presenter on Classic FM.
Comic and writer for radio and TV, including Ab Fab and French and Saunders.
Comedian and television actor who became a household name in Coronation Street.
Actress, author and renowned businesswoman who has been an entertainer since she was 5 years old.
Radio and television presenter, famed for his election swingometer.
Barrister, comedian and TV personality, appearing on Have I Got News For You? and QI.
A professional conductor is assigned to each student, helping them master their newfound craft.
Formed in 1952, the BBC Concert Orchestra performs a wide repertoire of music.
Zoë Martlew, Sir Roger Norrington, Dominic Seldis and Simone Young will assess the students.
08.12.08 More Maestro for Christmas
13.09.08 Sue takes Hyde Park by Storm
09.09.08 Congratulations to Sue Perkins!
04.09.08 Vengerov flies in for Final
Inspired by the Maestro show? Try your hand at making music with our exciting new game.
Find out about some of the great conductors of the past, send in your favourite conductor quotes and learn some basic techniques.
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