| HORSEHAIR | Animal fibre used to make wigs and violin bows (9) |
| AARONJUDGE | In his 18-seat cheering section at Yankee Stadium, fans wear black robes, wigs, and have foam gavels |
| CLOWNSUIT | An orange wig and red nose may go with it |
| SOAPOPERA | Accordingly a religious big-wig and artist get together for programme |
| PERNAMBUCO | Brazilian state whose name is given to its reddish brazil-wood, traditionally used by archetiers to fashion fine violin bows and by dyers to make red pigment (10) |
| CAMEL | Claim hare used to provide animal fibre (5,4) |
| HAIR | Claim hare used to provide animal fibre (5,4) |
| GRIS | Spanish cubist artist whose paintings include Guitar and Pipe, Glass of Beer and Playing Cards and Violin and Checkerboard (4) |
| CATGUT | Strong cord used in surgery and violin strings (6) |
| HEYDIDDLEDIDDLE | Fodder, cheat and swindle heard in front of puss and violin (3,6,6) |
| ROSIN | Extract from pines used to treat violin bows (5) |
| ROSINS | They're used to treat violin bows |
| ING | Mozart's Sonata ___ for Keyboard and Violin |
| BOW | Bob found with arrow and violin (3) |
| AMATI | A group of dramatists and violin-makers (5) |
| BAVARIA | Bass and violin initially introducing song in a state (7) |
| STRADIVARI | Opera singer, right, surrounded by swirling sitar and violin (10) |
| SITAR | Which Indian stringed instrument was invented before the guitar and violin? (5) |
| COTTON | Radio and television presenter who wrote Happy and Calm; or, a fibre used to make Liberty Tana Lawn fabric (6) |
| RAFFIA | Palm fibre used to make baskets, hats and a type of paper ribbon for gift wrapping and floristry (6) |