Alexandra Dunbar, DMA

Alexandra Dunbar

Part-Time Faculty

alexandra.dunbar@ung.edu

Student Resource Center, 560, Oconee

Area(s) of Expertise: Harpsichord, Music History, Piano, Popular Music History, Music Theory, Music Education, Performance Practice, Class Piano, Improvisation, Music Administration, Educational Outreach

Courses Taught

Music Appreciation (at UNG)
Music Theory, Harpsichord (at Interlochen)
The History of Popular Music (at Athens Technical College)
Music Theory Harmony/Counterpoint (at Juilliard)

Education

DMA, Harpsichord Performance, The Juilliard School, 2011
M.M., Harpsichord Performance, The Juilliard School , 2006
B.M., Piano Performance, Manhattan School of Music, 2003
HS Diploma, Piano and Violin, Interlochen Arts Academy, 1999

Research/Special Interests

Music Director, Classical Revolution Athens

Publications

Harpsichord Concertos of the 20th Century (doctoral document)

Work Experience

Music Theory, Harpsichord Improvisation, The History of Popular Music

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