Lending rules and loan periods
To borrow materials from the library, you must be a registered student or employee and have a KMH keycard. You can borrow sheet music, books, DVDs, CDs and old issues of journals for four weeks. For orchestra material, special rules apply.
Watch a film on how to register to loan from the KMH library
Watch a film on how to loan från the KMH library
Your keycard is valid as a library card. Lending can be done by an automat. Using a personal PIN code, you can see your loans, hold requests, and make renewals.
Loan period and suspension
The loan period is four weeks. You will receive three reminders after the loan term expires. If you do not return the material, you will then be suspended from further loans. The library does not charge overtime fees.
Replacement fees lost materials
You have to replace lost materials. Examples of replacement fees for non-returned material:
Type of material | Replacement cost |
|---|---|
Study score | 300-500 kr |
Instrumental soli | 200-300 kr |
Piano score for opera | 800 kr |
Pop/song album | 400 kr |
Lieder collections | 600 kr |
Video/DVD | 600 kr |
Monographies (böcker) | 300-600 kr |
CD | 250 kr |
Lending rules for orchestral material
Orchestral material is lent exclusively for use by KMH ensembles and orchestras.
Orders must be made by the responsible teacher at least eight weeks before use. KMH has a certain stock of orchestral material, but we often need to lend or rent the material from external libraries or publishers.
You check out your orchestral parts by writing your name and phonenumber on the list on the shelf. Each musician is personally responsible for the material. Remember to note both instrument and number on orchestral material.
Reference material
Next to the library information desk there is a shelf containing reference material to all course literature. The reference material can only be read in the library and the quiet study room in the library.
Renewals
In Mikromarc, our library database, you can make renewals of scores, books, CDs and films.
