Silk Magic Vol. 2 (World's Greatest Magic) by L&L Publishing video DOWNLOAD

\n\nNejvětší světová hedvábná magie, svazek 2 od vydavatelství L&L, video ke stažení

Kapesníky byly součástí kouzelnického arzenálu přinejmenším od 16. století, ale až v polovině 19. století se kapesníky vyrobené z hedvábí objevily jako magický přístroj. Prvním zaznamenaným použitím hedvábných kapesníků v magické literatuře nebyl nikdo jiný než Robert-Houdin pro rutinu mizejícího kapesníku (což se také shodovalo s jeho vynálezem prvního tahu.) První úplnou rutinu s použitím hedvábí provedl de Kolta a napsaný v Pozdější magii profesora Hoffmana v roce 1903. V té době se triky a postupy využívající hedvábí staly velmi běžnou součástí kouzelnických aktů.

V tomto stažení uvidíte řadu chytrých a kouzelných způsobů, jak používat hedvábné kapesníky. Henry Evans začíná velmi vizuálním pronikáním hedvábného kapesníku do průhledného sáčku, který měl bezpečně uvázaný kolem zápěstí, zatímco Jeff Sheridan podobně vizuálně proniká, když je jedno hedvábí viditelně protahováno druhým. Karrell Fox předvádí okouzlující - ale velmi snadné - střižené a obnovené hedvábí, zatímco Petrick a Mia mají dotek klasického efektu Coin Through Silk. Steve Dacri nabízí extrémně praktickou a komerční verzi Silk to Egg, zatímco Dai Vernon vysvětluje historii klasického Color Changing Silk a poté nabízí nadčasovou moudrost a rady, jak to umí jen Profesor. Paul Potassy vystupuje a vyučuje svou legendární verzi Sympatického hedvábí, zatímco Henry Evans se vrací s ohromujícím zmizením a znovuobjevením hedvábí z čiré sklenice na pití. Konečně Bob Read předvádí a učí naprosto nefalšovaný zázrak kdykoli a kdekoli - protažení hedvábí přímo uchem hrnku.

Hedvábná magie je okouzlující, krásná a jak dokazují interpreti na tomto stažení, extrémně všestranná. Naučte se některý z těchto efektů a budete mít ve svém repertoáru klasické kouzlo, které ohromí a potěší každé publikum.

Hedvábí přes průhlednou tašku - Henry Evans
Silk Through Silk - Jeff Sheridan
Hedvábný střih - Karrell Fox
Coin Through Sheer Silk - Petrick a Mia
Sucker Egg a Hanky - Steve Dacri
Barva měnící hedvábí - Dai Vernon
Sympatický Silks - Paul Potassy
Stroj času - Henry Evans
Hedvábná rukojeť poháru - Bob Read

Originální anglický popis

Handkerchiefs have been a part of the magician's arsenal at least since the 1500s but it wasn't until the mid-1800s that handkerchiefs made of silk made their appearance as magical apparatus. The first recorded use of silk handkerchiefs in the literature of magic was by none other than Robert-Houdin for a vanishing handkerchief routine (which also coincided with his invention of the first pull.) The first full routine using silks was performed by de Kolta and written up in Professor Hoffman's Later Magic in 1903. At that point, tricks and routines using silks became a very common part of conjurors' acts.

On this ke stažení, you'll see a variety of clever and magical ways to use silk handkerchiefs. Henry Evans begins with the very visual penetration of a silk handkerchief into a transparent bag that was securely tied around his wrist while Jeff Sheridan likewise performs an equally visual penetration as one silk is visibly is pulled through another. Karrell Fox shows off an eye-popping - but very easy - cut and restored silk while Petrick and Mia have some touches on the classic Coin Through Silk effect. Steve Dacri offers an extremely practical and commercial version of the Silk to Egg while Dai Vernon explains the history of the classic Color Changing Silk and then offers timeless wisdom and advice as only the Professor can. Paul Potassy performs and teaches his legendary version of the Sympathetic Silks while Henry Evans returns with an astounding vanish and reappearance of a silk from a clear drinking glass. Finally, Bob Read performs and teaches an absolutely ungimmicked anytime, anywhere miracle - that of pulling a silk straight through the handle of a mug.

Silk magic is enchanting, beautiful and, as proven by the performers on this ke stažení, extremely versatile. Learn any of these effects and you'll have a classic piece of magic in your repertoire that will amaze and delight any audience.

Silk Through Transparent Bag - Henry Evans
Silk Through Silk - Jeff Sheridan
Silk Cut - Karrell Fox
Coin Through Sheer Silk - Petrick and Mia
Sucker Egg and Hanky - Steve Dacri
Color Changing Silk - Dai Vernon
Sympathetic Silks - Paul Potassy
Time Machine - Henry Evans
Silk Through Cup Handle - Bob Read\n\n

Originální anglický popis

Handkerchiefs have been a part of the magician's arsenal at least since the 1500s but it wasn't until the mid-1800s that handkerchiefs made of silk made their appearance as magical apparatus. The first recorded use of silk handkerchiefs in the literature of magic was by none other than Robert-Houdin for a vanishing handkerchief routine (which also coincided with his invention of the first pull.) The first full routine using silks was performed by de Kolta and written up in Professor Hoffman's Later Magic in 1903. At that point, tricks and routines using silks became a very common part of conjurors' acts.

On this download, you'll see a variety of clever and magical ways to use silk handkerchiefs. Henry Evans begins with the very visual penetration of a silk handkerchief into a transparent bag that was securely tied around his wrist while Jeff Sheridan likewise performs an equally visual penetration as one silk is visibly is pulled through another. Karrell Fox shows off an eye-popping - but very easy - cut and restored silk while Petrick and Mia have some touches on the classic Coin Through Silk effect. Steve Dacri offers an extremely practical and commercial version of the Silk to Egg while Dai Vernon explains the history of the classic Color Changing Silk and then offers timeless wisdom and advice as only the Professor can. Paul Potassy performs and teaches his legendary version of the Sympathetic Silks while Henry Evans returns with an astounding vanish and reappearance of a silk from a clear drinking glass. Finally, Bob Read performs and teaches an absolutely ungimmicked anytime, anywhere miracle - that of pulling a silk straight through the handle of a mug.

Silk magic is enchanting, beautiful and, as proven by the performers on this download, extremely versatile. Learn any of these effects and you'll have a classic piece of magic in your repertoire that will amaze and delight any audience.

Silk Through Transparent Bag - Henry Evans
Silk Through Silk - Jeff Sheridan
Silk Cut - Karrell Fox
Coin Through Sheer Silk - Petrick and Mia
Sucker Egg and Hanky - Steve Dacri
Color Changing Silk - Dai Vernon
Sympathetic Silks - Paul Potassy
Time Machine - Henry Evans
Silk Through Cup Handle - Bob Read