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David Bernstein
Professor of Music
Luther Brusie Marchant Professorship

At Mills since 1989

Office: Music 264
Phone: 510.430.2025
Email: davidb@mills.edu
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Faculty Office Hours
Days	Time	Room
W and	4:00 - 5:30 by appointment	Music 264

Spring 2013 Schedule
Days	Time	Description	Room
M	02:30PM-05:00PM	MUS 102 20th-Century Styles II	MUS 123
M	11:00AM-12:15PM	MUS 155 Adv Chrom Hrmy/Post-Tonal Thry	MUS 271
W	11:00AM-12:15PM	MUS 155 Adv Chrom Hrmy/Post-Tonal Thry	MUS 271
TBA	TBA	MUS 31/131/231 Performance Collective	TBA

Education

PhD, Columbia University
MPhil, Columbia University
MA, Columbia University
BA, Queens College

Courses Taught

MUS 5: Diatonic Harmony and Counterpoint I
MUS 49: Challenges to Artistic Traditions
MUS 101/102: Twentieth-Century Styles and Techniques
MUS 138: The Music, Poetry and Art of John Cage
MUS 148/248: Post-Tonal Theory and Analysis
MUS 156/256: Tonal Analysis
MUS 212: Seminar in 20th Century Music Literature and Theory

Professional Interests

John Cage, American experimentalism, avant-garde music and aesthetics, Arnold Schoenberg's tonal theories, post-tonal theory and analysis, 20th-century music literature, the history of late 19th- and early 20th-century harmonic theory

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Center for Contemporary Music

Musicnow: Concert Series/Songlines

The Pond: Online Radio

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Contact Information

P: 510.430.2171
F: 510.430.3228
E: music@mills.edu