Home |  Contact Us  |  Giving to Mills Back to Undergraduate Departments & Programs American Studies Anthropology Arabic Art History Art Studio Asian Studies Athletics, Physical Education, & Recreation Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biology Biopsychology Book Art Business Economics Chemistry Child Development Chinese College Seminar Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance Economics Education Engineering English Environmental Science Environmental Studies Ethnic Studies Film Studies French & Francophone Studies Government History Institute for Civic Leadership Intermedia Arts International Relations Journalism Latin American Studies Law Letters Division Literary & Cultural Studies Mathematics Medicine/Health Sciences » Music Nursing Philosophy Physics Political, Legal & Economic Analysis Psychology Public Policy Social Sciences Division Sociology Spanish & Spanish American Studies Summer Academic Workshop Women's Studies Academics > Undergraduate Music Faculty & Staff David Bernstein Professor, Music At Mills since 1989 Office: Fine Arts Annex 109 Phone: 510.430.2025 Email: davidb@mills.edu View Faculty's CV Faculty Office Hours Days Time Room W 3:00 - 5:00 Fine Arts Annex 109 Fall 2008 Schedule Days Time Description Room M 01:00PM-02:15PM MUS 001 Exploring Music MUS 123 M 02:30PM-03:45PM MUS 31/131/231 Performance Collective MUS 123 T 01:00PM-02:15PM MUS 156/256 Tonal Analysis FAX 106 W 01:00PM-02:15PM MUS 001 Exploring Music MUS 123 W 10:00AM-12:30PM MUS 102 20th-Century Styles II MUS 123 TH 01:00PM-02:15PM MUS 156/256 Tonal Analysis FAX 106 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 Overview » Faculty and Staff Requirements Courses Full Course List 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 ©2008 Mills College. All Rights Reserved. Home  |  Terms of Use  |  Policies  |  Directions  |  Contact Us Last Updated: 9/5/08