| ARCANGELOCORELLI | Which violinist and composer wrote chiefly for his instrument and established the form of concerto g |
| CHOPIN | Frederic --, Polish-born composer who wrote chiefly for the piano (6) |
| RAY | Author of A Collection of English Words Not Generally Used who divided plants into monocotyledons/ dicotyledons and established the species as a basic taxonomic unit (3) |
| CELLIST | He won't stand for his instrument being played! |
| JOHNHANCOCK | Patriot of the American Revolution remembered chiefly for his large and stylish signature on the United States Declaration of Independence |
| ANSON | George, British admiral known chiefly for his arduous voyage around the world (1740-44) (5) |
| PAVLOV | Russian physiologist, known chiefly for his studies of conditioned reflex behaviour, especially in dogs (6) |
| TOOLBOX | A workman's container for his instrument's of work (7) |
| HYDE | Which Australian composer wrote Christmas Card Fantasy (1955) on the carol The Holly and the Ivy? (4) |
| RAVEL | In 1930, which French composer wrote Piano Concerto in D for the Left Hand for a pianist who had lost a hand? (5) |
| PIONEER | Name for any of the first series of uncrewed U.S. space probes designed chiefly for interplanetary study that were launched between 1958 and 1973. The 10th probe in this series became, in June 1983, t |
| OKEGHEM | Given here in a variant spelling, which 15th century Franco-Flemish composer wrote a setting of the |
| HENZE | Which German composer wrote the two sonatas for classical guitar, known collectively as Royal Winter Music (1976-79)? (5) |
| VIVALDI | Antonio ?, Italian violinist and composer of concertos The Four Seasons |
| ARCANGELO | Italian violinist and composer whose Concerto grosso in G minor is known commonly as the Christmas Concerto (9,7) |
| CORELLI | Italian violinist and composer whose Concerto grosso in G minor is known commonly as the Christmas Concerto (9,7) |
| TROY | System of weights based on the grain, pennyweight, ounce and pound, used chiefly for precious metals and gemstones (4) |
| PIZARRO | Francisco ___, Spanish conquistador who defeated the Inca empire and established Lima as the new capital of Peru (1535) (7) |
| TARTINI | Giuseppe ___, Italian violinist and composer of Violin Sonata in G minor, the Devil's Trill Sonata ( |
| PAGANINI | What was the surname of Niccolo, the Italian virtuoso violinist and composer? (8) |
