Foreign Rights Catalogue E.A. Seemann Henschel Fall 2022

Claudia Spahn
Stage Fright
A handbook for successful
performances.
Basics, Analysis, Methods
A performance is imminent, a speech has to
be given, the audience is waiting eagerly, you
feel a tingling sensation, your breath quickens,
your heart is pounding... Such signs of
stage fright are something that artists on
stage have to deal with every day, usually
throughout their entire professional lives.
But not only do artists know of stage fright,
teachers, managers, presenters, politicians,
journalists, and others know the feeling as
well. In her book, Claudia Spahn, a professor
of music medicine and trained musician
shows how to deal with stage fright in a
sound and vivid manner.
• the practical handbook for artists on
stage as well as people who have to
present themselves to the public
• stage fright: causes, symptoms, development
• how to deal with stage fright and performance
anxiety: examples, exercises,
and ways to optimize situations
THE AUTHOR
Prof Dr Claudia Spahn, head of the renowned
Freiburg Institute for Musicians'
Medicine (FIM) at the University of Music and
the University Medical Center Freiburg is a
trained musician, a specialist in psychotherapeutic
medicine, a music teacher and a professor
of music medicine. Henschel Verlag
also published her volume "Musicians' Health
in Practice" (Musikergesundheit in der Praxis)
in 2015.
TRIMMED PAGE SIZE
135 mm x 215 mm (appr. 5.3 x 8.5 inches)
PAGES
160
TEXT
35,000 words
240,000 characters incl. spaces
ILLUSTRATIONS
17 b/w illustrations
BINDING
brochure
PUBLICATION DATE
2012
RIGHTS
worldwide
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sina.scholz@seemann-henschel.de
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