Maestro
The Maestro Keller does influence the development of Paul as he entered adulthood, the author of Maestro, Peter Goldsworthy, shows this in many instances. ... The Maestro Keller influences him by teaching him to play the piano and through his mysterious nature. ... Maestro Keller teaches Paul many things about the piano as well as just playing it, Keller inspires Paul to continue to play. The maestro also teaches Paul the history of the piano and many different composers. ... Leschetizky begat Keller” (p19-20) Those roots then began to prove that Keller was a Maestro and needed to be treated like one. ... Much better” (p8) Although his father is a good pianist, Keller is a lot better and is most likely should be affiliated with the tittle Maestro. ... Maestro Keller, slowly, teaches Paul about Austria, the second world war and how it affected him. Maestro Keller tells Paul about life and his experiences in Austria throughout the war, he teaches Paul about character’s who played significant parts in major turning points during war. ... It can also be said that Maestro Keller may have been a war criminal and ran to Darwin to escape trial. ... Maestro Keller does influence the development of Paul as he enters into adulthood through a number of ways.