King Kong: a conversational analysis

Paul Carr; Michel Delville

King Kong: a conversational analysis

Paul Carr, Michel Delville

Faculty of Business and Creative Industries

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Abstract

This essay in a joint analysis of Frank Zappa’s ‘King Kong’. Written in conversational style, it attempts to formulate a dialogic perspective of how the piece functions.

Original language	English
Journal	The Rondo Hatton Report
Publication status	Published - 21 Dec 2010

Keywords

frank zappa
king kong
musicology

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