Responsible for the content of these web pages is:

RISM – Répertoire International des Sources Musicales
(Internationales Quellenlexikon der Musik– International Inventory of Musical Sources)
Zentralredaktion
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität
Campus Bockenheim
Bockenheimer Landstr. 133
60325 Frankfurt am Main
Germany

Legal Representative:

Internationales Quellenlexikon der Musik e. V., Frankfurt

Prof. Dr. Klaus Pietschmann, Prof. Dr. Andrea Lindmayr-Brandl, Dr. Laurent Pugin, Jane Gottlieb

Telephone: +49 69 706231  
Fax: +49 69 706026


Internet: www.rism.info
E-mail: contact@rism.info

The domain www.rism.info is owned by RISM. The online RISM OPAC and the subdomains opac.rism.info are hosted by the Bavarian State Library, for which its disclaimer applies: imprint/disclaimer of the Bavarian State Library .

Links to other internet sites

RISM is liable for its "own content" offered for use according to the general legal provisions in Germany (Art. 7 TMG [German Telemedia Act]). The links to content offered by other operators must be distinguished from RISM’s own content.
By these links RISM provides access to "foreign content" (Art. 8 TMG). RISM is not liable for such "foreign" content, since it does not request the transmission of such information, does not select the recipient of the information transmitted, and has not selected or amended the transmitted information. Due to the chosen requesting and linking method this "foreign information" is not automatically intermediately stored for a short period, so that no responsibility of RISM for these foreign contents may be deduced therefrom either. Upon the initial establishment of the link RISM verified the foreign content in regard of whether any liability could be incurred thereby, regarding both the civil law and the penal law. However, upon finding or receiving information from third parties that any civil law or criminal law liability is incurred through a concrete offer to which RISM provides a link, such link shall be removed on condition that such removal is technically feasible and reasonable.