| Las ___, Cuban province | 23 |
| Fish often destined for cans | 28 |
| Chunk light and solid white | 27 |
| Fishy sandwich shop order? | 26 |
| Swimming female rock artist? | 28 |
| Feature of northern Canada | 26 |
| Cold, treeless terrain | 22 |
| Whistler's whistle | 22 |
| Some find it hard to carry | 26 |
| Whistler's product | 22 |
| Not everyone can carry one | 26 |
| Thing to hum or whistle | 23 |
| Ignore, with "out" | 28 |
| Balladeer's rendition | 25 |
| Adjust to the correct pitch | 27 |
| "Elmer's ___" | 27 |
| Work to achieve harmony | 23 |
| Whistler's whistle, maybe | 29 |
| Whistler's production | 25 |
| Whistler's offering | 23 |
| What whistlers whistle | 22 |
| TV's Name That ____ | 26 |
| Turn a violin's pegs | 24 |
| Tin Pan Alley creation | 22 |
| Tighten strings, perhaps | 24 |
| Something to sing along to | 26 |
| Some people cannot carry it | 27 |
| Some can't carry it | 23 |
| Piper payer's call | 22 |
| One may use a fork to do it | 27 |
| Make less sharp, maybe | 22 |
| It may be hard to carry | 23 |
| Get ready to play, say | 22 |
| Fiddle with a fiddle, maybe | 27 |
| Do some piano maintenance | 25 |
| Dancer-choreographer Tommy | 26 |
| Correctly pitch instrument | 26 |
| Change into a G-string, say? | 28 |
| Broadway's Tommy ___ | 24 |
| Adjust plugs and points | 23 |
| "April Love" is one | 29 |
| With improved reception | 23 |
| Tightened some strings? | 23 |
| Ignored, with "out" | 29 |
| Adjusted guitar strings | 23 |
| Tightened some strings | 22 |
| Ready to play, you might say | 28 |
| Ready to be played, say | 23 |
| Like musical instruments | 24 |
| Like good pianos and engines | 28 |
| Like a good-sounding piano | 26 |
| Changed into a G string? | 24 |
| Adjusted, as an engine | 22 |
| Turned on a radio station | 25 |
| Listening to the radio, e.g. | 28 |
| Found, as a radio station | 25 |
| Like much unheeded advice | 25 |
| Prepared to play music | 22 |
| Start to pay attention | 22 |
| Get, as a radio broadcast | 25 |
| Select on the radio dial | 24 |
| Catch a radio broadcast | 23 |
| Start watching a TV show, say | 29 |
| Receive, as a radio signal | 26 |
| Radio host's exhortation | 28 |
| Listen to, as a radio show | 26 |
| Get a program on the radio | 26 |
| One adept at pulling strings? | 29 |
| Piano-factory employee | 22 |
| Sometime string puller | 22 |
| Piano repairman, perhaps | 24 |
| Part of a stereo player | 23 |
| One working on pitches | 22 |
| One who needs a good ear | 24 |
| One who may pull strings | 24 |
| One pulling some strings | 24 |
| One doing piano repair | 22 |
| One concerned with pitches | 26 |
| Man of "sound mind" | 29 |
| Fixer of a piano's pitch | 28 |
| Broadcast signal receiver | 25 |
| They work on Steinways | 22 |
| Specialists with forks | 22 |
| Folks fiddling with keys | 24 |
| Whistlers' whistles | 23 |
| Whistle blowers' concerns | 29 |
| They're stored on iPods | 27 |
| Nano or Shuffle fillers | 23 |
| Makes purr, as an engine | 24 |
| Makes a grand sound grand | 25 |
| Ignores, with "out" | 29 |
| Counterparts to lyrics | 22 |
| Brings to proper pitch | 22 |
| Berlin's specialty | 22 |
| Finds on the radio dial | 23 |
| Songwriter, poetically | 22 |
| Actor-dancer as composer? | 25 |
| Tin Pan Alley personage | 23 |
| Gets ready to give a concert | 28 |
| Locate on a radio dial | 22 |