| LIPSYNC | Singing on TV, say, left one piano to subside audibly (3-4) |
| MALONE | Gareth, English choirmaster noted for his teaching of choral singing on TV (6) |
| DISPOSE | Arrange to have one's piano brought in. Does play (7) |
| DIEDOWN | Serve in Berlin, constraining Jones's predecessor to subside (3,4) |
| SETFREE | Release TV, say, at no charge (3,4) |
| AIRDROP | Breeze to subside during parachute landings (3-4) |
| INSIPID | All but imprisoned after importing one piano of indifferent quality (7) |
| AIRPORT | Charles de Gaulle, say, left to prop up state |
| PROBLEM | A complication, say, left many to probe organisation (7) |
| REDWINE | Tent, say, left - new one abandoned? |
| FOUNDER | One starts to subside (7) |
| MANCAVE | Room with a pool table, wet bar and TV, say |
| UTTERLY | Without any qualifications, say, left university finally (7) |
| SCARLET | Brilliant red Mini, say, left amid group (7) |
| AVIATES | Flies found with article by TV, say, being turned over (7) |
| GROWLER | Unfriendly dog, say, left in the care of farmer (7) |
| RAILMAN | Guard, say, left mother in a downpour |
| SETBACK | The trouble behind TV, say (7) |
| DWINDLE | Wild wild den to subside (7) |
| METIME | Period to turn off one's phone and catch up on TV, say |
