Heinrich-Schulz library: Musical instruments now borrowed!

Heinrich-Schulz library: Musical instruments now borrowed!

The Heinrich Schulz library in Berlin has announced a new interesting offer: musical instruments are now being awarded. This offer is intended to strengthen the role of the library as a creative learning and meeting place in the Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf district. The possibility of borrowing instruments is aimed at all those interested in music, whether beginners or advanced, as well as on project groups that plan musical activities.

The available instruments include Kalimbas, synthesizer, Steel Tongue drums, microphones, mini-keyboards and ukuleles. Interested parties can borrow up to three instruments at the same time for a period of up to 28 days. The rental can be extended up to three times. Each instrument is provided with an instruction manual to make it easier for users to play. The offer aims to try out creative things, practice musical and promote community projects, which makes the library a living center of artistic work.

extension of the offer

The Heinrich Schulz Library also plans to gradually expand its range of instruments. With this she would like to better do justice to the needs of the musicians interested in music in the district and offer even more people the opportunity to discover music in their diversity.

For more information, the library is available at the telephone number (030) 9029-12217 or by email to Heinrich-schulz-bibliothek@charlottenburg-wilmersdorf.de The library is located in Otto-Suhr-Allee 98, 10585 Berlin.

public music libraries in Germany

The Heinrich Schulz library is part of a larger network of public music libraries in Germany. According to information from miz.org there are around 70 public music libraries that offer media for practical music, active listening and learning about music. These libraries have an extensive range of notes for all musical instruments, scores and piano extracts. In addition, many of them offer specialist literature and music magazines.

Most of these institutions are members of the international association of music libraries, which ensures the quality and diversity of their stocks. These libraries often also enable direct access to over 10,000 media units, including a significant number of grades, sound carriers and music books.

The new offer of the Heinrich Schulz library is therefore not only a valuable addition to the district, but also positions the library as an important player in the cultural life.

For detailed information about the music department of the Heinrich Schulz library, further information is also available on the website of the Network of heat