The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 8th November 2013

There are 16 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 8th November 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Conduct oneself in original duets from Beethoven, Handel, and Verdi
AAcross 4:	Famous Bohemian wanting vodka, shaken or stirred? That's about right
AAcross 9:	Peers inside a box
AAcross 10:	Excelling with toy piano in middle of trip
AAcross 11:	Sultanate finally independent, earlier administered by British
AAcross 12:	Codes I repeatedly broke, resulting in crazy actions
AAcross 13:	Presentation of news about wine years
AAcross 15:	Term of endearment among Welsh musical family
AAcross 16:	Combination of notes that has bars he composed randomly
AAcross 17:	Group of musicians one over 8, say?
AAcross 21:	Continuous ringing reduced what's spoken in legal setting, mostly
AAcross 22:	Another composer using Monsieur Lehar's variation
AAcross 24:	Mean types taking in chief player — they are not to be trusted
AAcross 25:	Bread and butter, possibly
AAcross 26:	Score stored in closet went yellow
AAcross 27:	Time in musical piece fine for Hungarian folklorist
DDown 1:	French dance, having drunk our beer
DDown 2:	It's unusually handy for father of 8
DDown 3:	Combination of sex, love and desire for player
DDown 5:	Product of Cremona — some ravioli, namely
DDown 6:	Again present in theatre, a king imprisoned?
DDown 7:	In archaic style, knows Scottish monarch	KENNETH
DDown 8:	3, 16 down and two 5's compose it, as have 4, 20 and others here
DDown 14:	Corrupt gaoler holding down one criminal, ultimately, in part of cell
DDown 16:	Irishman, perhaps, crossing line is player taking a bow
DDown 18:	South African plant's name is originally entered by European
DDown 19:	High-flier that sings in 8 by 2	THELARK
DDown 20:	Child prodigy reduced weight in minutes with magic
DDown 23:	He produced astronomic score in first of tests after break	HOLST