| SONGSMITH | With energy drained, something's altered composer of tunes (9) |
| YARN | Energy drained from long narration (4) |
| MELODIST | Composer of tunes |
| POTPOURRI | Word originally for a Spanish stew that is used to describe a fragrant mixture of dried petals and spices, a medley of tunes or a hotchpotch or miscellany (9) |
| QUODLIBET | A humorous medley of tunes (9) |
| FAKEBOOKS | Sources of tunes, to some musicians |
| ACIDHOUSE | A conservative playing hideous type of tunes (4,5) |
| PUTONAIRS | Make fun of tunes? |
| MARCH | Month on road with scoundrel, heading for hills and river with fishing kit and collection of tunes (5,10,7) |
| STRATHSPEY | Month on road with scoundrel, heading for hills and river with fishing kit and collection of tunes (5,10,7) |
| ANDREEL | Month on road with scoundrel, heading for hills and river with fishing kit and collection of tunes (5,10,7) |
| MEDLEY | Miscellany (of pieces of tunes) (6) |
| MUSICALGLASSES | Source of tunes Barnum perhaps used with tumblers? (7,7) |
| MEDLEYS | Musical compositions consisting of mixtures of tunes (7) |
| UNTIES | In a variety of tunes one dispenses with the strings (6) |
| SONG | One of a series of tunes forming a film score, playlist or soundtrack (4) |
| SET | An hour's worth of tunes, maybe |
| SOFT | Piano needed for lots of tunes -- and drums, often (4) |
| TETANUS | Arrangement of tunes about the army produces complaint (7) |
| CMAS | Twain-of-tunes' trophies, tiny-ly |
