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Could 16d be EREMITE? And 19a SENTRY GO?? If so, not quite sure why...

As sandy said in another thread, the answer is EREMITE - a hermit. And hermits live in cells, hence the cellist reference - ouch!

22a is Titus Andronicus (anag)

not claiming credit mind you ... was posted by sandy in an adjacent thread here :D

16d .. again is EREMITE .. a Christian hermit or recluse it seems.. and not a cello player

Noun: sentry go

1. The duty of serving as a sentry
- guard duty, guard, sentry duty

A SENTRY-GO is an old watchtower. Have yet to get 22A and 17D.

Bob

22A us Titus Andronicus (anag. of Turin custodians)

19D is Blondie (blonde = fair + I = pop group)

Can anyone explain 2d please? I think it's "set fair" but I can't find a definition for this on the internet so don't know what the phrase means. Or do I have the wrong answer? Thank you!

Fine is SET FAIR like the weather, ready is SET and a charity bazaar is a FAIR. Can't work out why 6A is SATE!

Bob

It = sex appeal = SA
note = te (musical note)