Music Library
Services
The ASU Music Library protects each user's right to privacy with respect to information sought or received, and materials consulted, borrowed, or acquired. This includes borrower registrations, overdue items, and billing information.
Loan Policy
| Undergraduate | 14 days | Graduate Student-Masters | 30 days |
| Community Card | 14 days | Doctoral Students | 90 days |
| Honors College | 30 days | Graduate Assoc./Research Teaching Asst. |
90 days |
| Faculty/Staff | 150 days | ||
Music Library Special Loan Periods
Certain Non-Circulating Scores, such as complete sets of works by single composers, may be checked out by Faculty and Staff for 30 days. They may not be checked out by any other patrons, but are available for use within the library.
Videos and DVD's may be checked out by all students and Community Card borrowers for 7 days. There is no grace period and no renewals. Students and Community Card borrowers turning in late videos/DVD's will be charged $1.00 per video recording per day late, up to $20.00. Faculty and Staff may check out videos and DVD's for 30 days.
Recordings of ASU School of Music performances may only be checked out by Faculty and Staff for 30 days. They may not be checked out by any other patrons, but are available for use within the library.
Reserve Items have varying loan periods. The borrower will be notified of the date and time due at the time of checkout. Borrowers turning in late Reserve items will be charged $1.00 per item per hour late, up to $20.00.
Reference Books are non-circulating, but may be used within the library.
Current/Bound Periodicals are non-circulating, but may be used within the library.
Special Collections such as the Sheet Music, Wayne King Collection, and Christina Carroll Collection must be requested at the Circulation desk. They are non-circulating, but may be used within the library.
Date Due
There is no limit to the number of books ASU students, faculty or staff may check out. Materials from specialized collections such as videos, microforms and/or reserve may have limits. At the time of loan, the borrower will be notified of the due date for each item. The borrower is responsible for meeting the due date. Certain items, e.g., reserve, media, special permission items are short-term loans with different late fees. A courtesy overdue reminder will be sent. Failure to receive an overdue reminder, for whatever reason, does not remove the responsibility of the borrower for meeting each due date.
Overdues
For each regular item not returned or renewed within thirty (30) days of the due date, the library account will be blocked from check out, renewing the items online and/or requesting online, but there will be no money owed. Items can be renewed by bringing them to any Circulation Desk or calling Phone Renewal at (480) 965-2595. No fee will be assessed until the 61st day (students and staff) or the 91st day (faculty) after the due date. After that time a $10 non-refundable billing transaction fee and a replacement charge will be assessed. Only the replacement charge is cancelled when the item is returned. Once the fee has been paid, the item may be renewed.
An appeals process is available. Appeals must be made within one year of billing. See the Billing Appeal Procedure for more information.
Recalls
Items which are checked out may be requested by other borrowers at any time. All items are subject to recall. This policy applies all year long: breaks, sabbaticals, vacations, etc. You will be notified of any recalls. Recall of an item may shorten the original loan period. Items not returned by the Recall Due Date will be assessed a $10.00 fee and a replacement charge for each item. Only the replacement charge will be cancelled when the item is returned. Recall late fines are strictly enforced.
Renewals
Items may be renewed as often as necessary, unless recalled
by another borrower. Renewals may be done at any ASU Library
by bringing the items to Circulation. Renewals may also be
processed over the phone (480-965-2595)
or over the Web by clicking on MY
LIBRARY ACCOUNT and viewing your record. Phone renewal
will not inform you of your new due date(s). You can view
your own circulation account online or you may call 480-965-3605
to confirm phone renewals. Renewable Law Library items may
be renewed two (2) times. Community Card borrowers may make
up to two (2) renewals for each item. Certain items, e.g.,
reserve, media, microforms are not renewable. Refer to Renewal
Policy for more information.
Community Cards
The University Libraries are open to all users. An individual not affiliated with ASU who is an Arizona resident and meets certain age requirements, may borrow library items by purchasing a Community Card. Community Cards must be purchased at Hayden Library. There is a non-refundable annual fee of $100.00 for the basic community card. Borrowing privileges are not transferable. Refer to the Community Card Loan Policy for more information.
Important Reminders
- Library Conduct Policy
- You are responsible for items checked-out on your ID and any fees incurred; this responsibility cannot be transferred. For your protection, do not loan your ID or borrowed items to others. Also, do not depend on others to return items for you.
- You must report a lost ID to the library.
- Library notices will be sent to your ASU Email address unless you have made other arrangements with the library.
- If you are employed by the University, library notices will be sent to your campus mail code unless other arrangements have been made with the library.
- You are responsible for keeping your email and mailing address current with the library.
- Certain library departments and library branches have individual loan and fee policies for various types of materials. Ask for this information when you use other library departments.
- Items must be returned at an ASU library book return or Circulation Desk in order to be properly checked-in. Most items may be returned to or renewed at any library.
- Certain policies may vary from library to library.
Library Request Forms and Self Service Features
- Allows patrons to perform a variety of services on their own.
ASU Performance* Duplication Services
The Music Library provides a service of duplication of in-house performance recordings (ASU performances* made by the School of Music) to compact disc. In order to request a recording of an ASU performance:
- Fill out a Duplication Request form at the Music Library Circulation Desk or online, or (via mail) provide explicit instructions of the recordings requested (date, name or ensemble, phone/email) and post-paid self-addressed envelope to return the finished duplications.
Payment of cash (no checks, credit, departmental charge, etc.) in the amount of the following**:
Performance to CD ..................................................................$5/performance
CD of excerpts, added tracking, applause/gap elimination) ….$10/disc
*Non-copyrighted performances
**Duplication charges are waived for ASU faculty and staff
Class Listening Reserves
Audio material may be placed on reserve by filling out a course reserve form. Instructors may also request online streaming of audio course reserves for material owned by ASU Libraries. An online request form is available for streaming reserves.
Seminar/Study Rooms
There are two quiet study rooms available by appointment in the Music Library. The Seminar Room is designed for large groups to meet within the Music Library without disturbing other patrons. The room has a table with seating for ten, VCR, DVD and Laserdisc players with a large monitor, a stereo system with turntable, cassette deck and CD player, a writing board, an electric piano and a library computer workstation with Internet access.
The Study Room is designed for small groups. It has a table and four chairs, and a VCR and DVD player with monitor.
Both rooms may be requested or reserved by anyone in person or by phone at the Circulation Desk on a first-come/first-serve basis.
Printing and Copying in the Libraries
Access for Disability Accomodations (ADA)
A computer workstation located within the Music Library has been provided by the Library's ADA Services Room for patrons with disabilities, and is equipped with adaptive technology. The ADA Services Room, located at Hayden Library, also provides a Library Express Service that sends requested books from various ASU Libraries to the ADA Services Room. For more information about ADA Services, see the ADA Room Web Site or inquire at the Circulation desk.
Page last modified: August 07, 2008
