| MOZART | Prolific Austrian composer and child prodigy (6) |
| WHIZZKID | Pizza without crust fed to wife husband & child prodigy (5-3) |
| HUMMEL | Johann Nepomuk ___, Austrian composer and composer taught by W A Mozart (6) |
| MAHLER | Austrian composer and US author heading firstly for island (6) |
| LITTLE | Child prodigy is no great surprise (6,6) |
| WONDER | Child prodigy is no great surprise (6,6) |
| PHENOM | Child prodigy |
| GENIUS | Child prodigy |
| HAYDN | Joseph -, prolific Austrian composer |
| GUSTAVMAHLER | Late-Romantic Austrian composer and conductor (6,6) |
| SCHUBERT | Austrian composer and prolific songwriter (8) |
| BERGMAN | Swedish director, Austrian composer, and German author, say (7) |
| BRUCKNER | Anton --, 1824-96, Austrian composer and organist (8) |
| LITTLEWONDER | Child prodigy? It's hardly surprising (6,6) |
| SCHOENBERG | Arnold ---, Austrian composer and painter whose work was denounced as degenerate by the Nazi Party ( |
| BIBER | 17th-century Czech-Austrian composer and violinist, famed for his Mystery Sonatas for solo violin (5) |
| WUNDERKIND | A wonder child; child prodigy (10) |
| BOYWONDER | Child prodigy browned off receiving toys essentially (3,6) |
| ARRIAGA | Spanish composer born in 1806, a child prodigy who died at the age of 20 |
| YEHUDIMENUHIN | US-born British violinist, child prodigy and sought-after teacher (1916-1999) |
