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Academics > Undergraduate
Music
Faculty & Staff
David Bernstein David Bernstein
Professor, Music
Department Head

At Mills since 1989

Office: Lisser Annex F
Phone: 510.430.2025
Email: davidb@mills.edu
View Faculty's CV

Faculty Office Hours
Days Time Room
W 2:00 - 4:00 Lisser Annex F


Spring 2008 Schedule
Days Time Description Room
M 02:30PM-03:45PM MUS 31/131/231
Performance Collective
MUS 123
T 02:30PM-05:00PM MUS 212
Seminar in 20th C Lit & Theory
MUS 123
TBA TBA MUS 250
Thesis for Master's Degree
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, twentieth-century music literature, the history of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century harmonic theory

Program Information
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Requirements

Courses
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Music Course List

MUS 001 - MUS 033

MUS 034 - MUS 118

MUS 119 - MUS 148

MUS 154 - MUS 183

Schedule of Courses for
the Current Semester


Activities & Resources
Awards

History

Center for Contemporary Music

Concert Series/Songlines

Signal Flow

Events

Go To: Graduate Music

Contact Information

P: 510.430.2025
F: 510.430.3228
E: music@mills.edu