University Library
With a total collection of more than 300,000 media, our university library is one of the largest public music and art libraries in Austria. It is the perfect place to dive into the past and develop visions for the future. Whether you are a student, a doctoral candidate or a teacher - our collections offer everything you need for everyday university life and beyond.
University Library
+43 676 88122 996
bibliothek@moz.ac.at
Mirabellplatz 1
5020 Salzburg
Current opening hours
Monday to Friday
9.00-16.00
Revising the online catalogue
In order to further improve user friendliness we are currently revising our online catalogue. The updated version was released on 6 July 2024.
Since then we have been continuing work on the search engine. Please understand that due to this you might encounter bugs and error messages.
Contact
INNSBRUCK
Library Haus der Musik Innsbruck / Music Library
(Holdings of the Department of Music Education Innsbruck)
Universitätsstraße 1
6020 Innsbruck
+43 512 507 25755
ulb-hdmi@uibk.ac.at
Opening hours: see here.
Guide to using the library
Fine Arts & Design Innsbruck Library
Amraser Straße 4
6020 Innsbruck
+43 676 88122 441
magda.gnigler@moz.ac.at
Opening hours: Mon-Fri from 8.30-12.00
SALZBURG
Orff Institute Library
Frohnburgweg 55
5020 Salzburg
+43 676 88122 556
bibliothek.orff@moz.ac.at
Opening hours: Mon-Fri from 9.00-16.00 hrs
Closed: August, Christmas vacations
Game Research & Playing Arts Archive
Schwarzstraße 24
5020 Salzburg
+43 676 88122 621
rainer.buland@moz.ac.at
[Appointment required]
Institute for the History of Musical Reception & Interpretation Library
Mirabellplatz 1 (GG Room 253)
5020 Salzburg
+43 676 88122 619
rainer.schwob@moz.ac.at
[Appointment required]
- Borrowing: leihstelle.bibliothek@moz.ac.at
- Interlibrary loan: fern.leihe@moz.ac.at
In addition to personal contact information such as name, email and phone number, we would ask you to provide the following information about the work: author/composer, title, publisher (if applicable), edition form, year, etc.
- Information Literacy: schulungen.bibliothek@moz.ac.at
- Purchase request: ankauf.bibliothek@moz.ac.at
In addition to personal contact information such as name, email, phone, we ask to to provide the following information about the work: author/composer, title, publisher (if applicable), edition form, year, etc.
- Performance material: auffuehrungsmaterial@moz.ac.at
In addition to personal contact information such as name, email, phone, we ask you to provide the following information about the work: author/composer, title, publisher (if applicable), edition form, year, etc.
- Journals: bibliothek.zeitschriften@moz.ac.at
- Open Access Publishing: open.access@moz.ac.at
- Thesis upload: repository@moz.ac.at
The collection policy of the Mozarteum University Library is orientated towards the spectrum of subjects taught at the university: music, theatre and fine arts.
The University Library is responsible for the following areas:
- Acquisition, inventory management, indexing in accordance with the rules and regulations, and user-friendly provision of all resources required for research, teaching & study while observing the greatest possible continuity and completeness
- Provision of holdings for borrowing by members of the university and by the interested public
- Licensing & organisation of access to electronic resources
- Worldwide acquisition & mediation of scholarly and artistic information, taking into account the copyright regulations
- Conservation, maintenance & participation and collaboration in joint ventures of the Austrian and international library and information system, in particular in the Austrian Library Network
- User training with regard to information literacy
- Documentation of the artistic and scholarly achievements of the university
- Guided tours of the library
- Research courses for all users
- Research courses as part of courses
- Advice on academic research in individual settings
- Courses on working with the literature management program Citavi
In addition, the library is present at various events (e.g. Long Night of Research) and organises the Long Night of Postponed Assignments once per semester, where students will find both material and mental nourishment to help them through the writing process.