Open AccessJournal Article10.59056/kbzf.2014.11.p78-93

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07 Jul 2023

- Kieler Beiträge zur Filmmusikforschung

- Vol. 11, pp 78-93

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Chuck Jones, a former silent film pianist, was skilled at improvising music from existing music fragments. This talent greatly benefited him in composing cartoon music, as he often had to create complete cartoon scores within a week. Despite the thematic relevance of his music, it did not match the acclaimed compositions of other animators. Jones's familiarity with both contemporary and classical music allowed him to create unique and fitting music for cartoons like RABBIT FIRE, RABBIT SEASONING, and DUCK! RABBIT! DUCK! (Barrier, 2002; Jones, 1995).

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