| TRAVELAGENT | Composer restricted by time factor as an arranger of movements |
| ATHERTON | British composer restricted by weather tonight (8) |
| JESYNELSON | She auditioned for The X Factor as part of Faux Pas but went on to win it as part of a different group in 2011 (4,6) |
| AGENT | Factor, as of change (5) |
| SCORER | Does he make his mark as an arranger? (6) |
| NELSONRIDDLE | ____, a 1A player in Tommy Dorsey's orchestra, later worked as an arranger, with Frank Sinatra and Linda Ronstadt among others |
| PARAMETER | One of a set of factors as conditions for operation of a system (9) |
| SETTER | A spy; an enticer of victims for sharpers, swindlers etc; a gun dog trained to indicate the site of quarry; or, a composer, compositor, crossword compiler, typographer or other arranger of music, type |
| ANNEDUDLEY | String arranger of repute, member of Art Of Noise (4,6) |
| SMETANA | Composer from Wales met an arranger |
| IRISMURDOCH | Writer of horrid music needing an arranger |
| WESTSIDESTORY | Musical having words set, yet is in need of an arranger |
| TREASON | Subversion of time factor (7) |
| TANGENT | Time factor restricts November function (7) |
| AGENTS | Sets of books on time factors |
| WAGGLEDANCE | Honeybee's sequence of movements performed as a form of communication, first decoded by Karl von Frisch (6,5) |
| DIVERTIMENTO | An 18c suite of movements of light, recreational music (12) |
| FLORIST | An arranger, designer or seller of bouquets, corsages and posies; said "ikebanaist's" shop; or, one who studies blossoms and blooms (7) |
| ORGANISER | Get an arranger, or a singer, to turn up (9) |
| SPEED | Arrival time factor |
