CONSERVATORIUM LIBRARY
VIRTUAL TOUR
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OPENING HOURS - Semester 1
Mon - Thurs 8am - 8pm Fri 8am - 6pm Sat 10am - 5pm
Check the Library website for changes
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The Conservatorium Library is a specialist music library.
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It is one of the largest music collections in Australia, comprising books, scores, serials, audio visual materials, digital resources and performance sets.
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The Library serves the staff and students of the University of Sydney, as well as the Conservatorium High School and the Conservatorium Open Academy.
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Membership of the Library is also available for the general public through the Community Borrowing Scheme. Graduates and Tertiary students may apply for membership through the Alumni and ULA schemes.
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The policy and rules of the University Library is available online at Library Policy.
KEEP YOUR CARD HANDY
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The Conservatorium Library is part of a network. There are three libraries with significant music collections in the network. Community and Graduate borrowers may use their card to borrow from these, and other libraries across the network.
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To borrow you need:
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Current Card
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Fines under $25 (Staff & Students)
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Fines under $10 (Graduate & Community Borrowers)
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No overdues
CIRCULATION
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CLOSED RESERVE
Con Reserve
3 hour in library use
Overnight Loan Advance Bookings
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RETURNING LOANS
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ITEMS MAY BE RETURNED...
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PLEASE DO NOT RESHELVE After you have finished browsing, items may be left on tables. Library staff will collect these items and return them to the shelves. |
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LEARNING SPACES
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The Conservatorium Library has the technology to help you with your research. Use you Library Barcode to log in where required. CATALOGUE (OPACS) and DATABASE Searching Only
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PUBLIC ACCESS INTERNET TERMINALS
UNIVERSITY ACCESS LABS
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BOOKS, SCORES, CDs, DVDs
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VIDEOS / DVDS / BOOKS
Are filed in Dewey order - a system which uses a broad number to describe a subject as a whole, and decimal points to specify aspects of a subject.
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SCORES and CDs
Are filed using an alpha -numeric system which describes instrumentation and form. A Piano sonata by Beethoven would be:
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Reference, Journals, On-line Databases
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MUSIC REFERENCE
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Can't find what you are looking for? Ask the Circulation Librarian for reference help. |
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DATABASES
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PRINT & E- JOURNALS
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PHOTCOPYING and PRINTING
- Purchase a photocopying card at the Card Issuing Machine. The machine takes notes, but does not give change
- Please read the Copyright Signs on the photocopy room wall before copying.
- The brochure A PRACTICAL COPYRIGHT GUIDE is available to familiarise yourself with the legal requirements for photocopying.
- Downloading of music from unauthorized sites is a breach of copyright







