The Guardian - Crossword Answers | 2022 01 21

crossword answers
Clue Answer
(Fatally) defective? FLAWED
William ___ , king of England from 1087 to 1100 RUFUS
OFFSHOOT BRANCH
Piece of music available in bookshop, usually OPUS
Chopin, Vivaldi and Scarlatti initially in vogue FAD
SHIFTY EVASIVE
Odd note, as in some Cuban music RUMBAS
STOPGAP MAKEDO
LACKING COURTESY ILLMANNERED
___ Doone: an 1869 romantic novel by RD Blackmore, based around Exmoor LORNA
Musical sounds — new, in place of fine lady's bells TONES
MOVED FROM SIDE TO SIDE WIGGLED
TOLD A STORY IN SONG LIED
Time spanned by piece of music fine for composer BARTOK
Infectious viral disease, mainly of children MEASLES
ENTITLEMENT RIGHT
Rustic piper holding one old instrument PIANO
DISLIKE INTENSELY DETEST
Group of musicians runs into singer not allowed in audition BRASSBAND
Space for church organ frequently left above LOFT
Instrument made of wood splitting stone SPINET
Line I cry out as part of song LYRIC
Tibetan mountain guide SHERPA
Place to rest one's bones OSSUARY
Female composer desires to replace end of stringed instrument LUTYENS
Monday (anag) — powerhouse DYNAMO
Recruit two players from quartet — drum noise heard ENROL
Fabulous old Greek writer AESOP
Wind instruments like pipes, but higher in volume (twice) FIFES
Source of one's daily bread? BAKERY
Stupid suggestion, apart from one name, from 28 to 10 DIMINUENDO
CLEVER CLOGS KNOWALL
Like couple in song, endlessly? Strong point FORTE
Showy piece of music learner turned up LOUD
Secular — blasphemous PROFANE
Heavy volume, or medium, in parts of Busoni switched OMNIBUS
TINY PIECES SPECKS
Regular feature of crossword clues — droops wanly (anag) PLAYONWORDS
Loud string player shielding a wind player FLAUTIST
___ Shearer, ballet dancer who starred in 1948 film The Red Shoes MOIRA
Trumpets opinions, well-argued, very, very loudly SOUNDSOFF
Noisome and discordant duo is holding no score ODIOUS
Changes in volume, namely before coda in revised score CRESCENDOS
Trial cast upset opera producer SCARLATTI
In an insensitive way CRASSLY
Food (said to be relatively cheap) CHIPS