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Q.
What are Music Reserves?
A. These are scores, recordings, videos/DVDs and books owned by the Lewis
Music Library being used for classes taught during the current semester.
Q.
How do I know what material is on reserve for my class?
A. All items on reserve are listed by course number in a notebook
at the Lewis Music Library front desk. Some instructors list items
that are on reserve in their class syllabus. Copies of syllabi will
be in this notebook as well.
Q.
How long can I use Music Reserve items?
A. Generally these items are for use in the library with a four-hour
loan during the day. See below for overnight loan policy.
Q.
Can I take Music reserves out of the library?
A. Many of these books and scores can be taken out overnight during
the last hour before closing. They are due during the first hour
of opening the following day. A few specially marked reserve cassettes can be checked out anytime during the day.
These are also due during the first hour of opening the following
day.
Q.
How many reserve items can I check out at once?
A. One book, score and sound or video recording at a time may be
checked out.
Q.
What happens when items are returned late?
A. There is a significant
fine for overdue reserve materials.
Q.
Can reserve items be renewed?
A. Items being used in the library may be renewed once. The overnight
books, score, and cassettes may not be renewed.
Q.
Can a hold or "reserve" be placed on these items?
A. Holds may not be placed on reserve materials.
Q.
Can overnight books, scores and recordings be returned to other
libraries?
A. These items must be returned to the Lewis Music Library Circulation
desk
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