Locations
Go to: Main library | Musicology branch library
The library's collection is spread over various buildings and locations.
In the Fürstenhaus you will find books, sheet music and CDs available for loan.
Titles from the reading room in the main library and the musicology branch library in the hochschulzentrum am horn (hzh) can only be borrowed for a short time.
If you want to search specifically for a location in our catalog, use our discovery system CHECK LIS[Z]T or use the following search keys in our OPAC:
Large format in the stacks, main library | sst g | |
Stacks, main library | sst mag | |
Media cabinets, main library | sst med | |
Reading room, main library | sst ls | |
Musicology branch library | sst mw |
Main library
The main library offers students and teachers a media stock of over 100,000 pieces of sheet music, CDs and books. You will also find the reading room here, equipped with basic literature and internet workstations, as well as a photocopier, interlibrary loan and loan material procurement (especially for ensemble projects).
Musicology branch library
Since the Institute for Musicology was founded in 1990, the musicology branch library has quickly developed into a fully equipped specialist library. The library in the hochschulzentrum am horn now offers space for about 40,000 titles. Books, sheet music, journals and sound recordings can be found in open access on four floors.
The library's holdings include:
• General information
• Historical & Systematic Musicology
• Cultural Management
• Transcultural Studies
• Jazz and Popular Music
Stereo systems and copiers, as well as a microform reader can be used. The computers in the library are available for research and academic work.
Students can borrow most of the stock as a short loan (2 days) and teachers can borrow for 1 week. Loans are only possible to university members and members of another Thuringian university. Reference works, complete editions, journals, records and rare books cannot be borrowed.
There are two carrels on the fourth floor, which can be used by musicology students on request.