Come a Little Closer by John Denis - eBook DOWNLOAD

\n\nPojď trochu blíž od Johna Denise – e-kniha ke staže stažení Toto je kniha, která zahrnuje čtyřicet let jedinečného přátelstv přátelství a společné lásky k magii, které vás přenesou z halcyonových dnů, dnů, kdy osm mladých londýnských kouzelníků každou sobotu strašilo v prodej prodejnách kouzel, varietních divadlech a pouličních kavárnách až do součas současnost. Tato mladistvá koterie Cagliostros byla plodištěm stylu magie, kterému se v té době říkalo „kapesní triky“, což vedlo k nadšení a rozvoji některých z nejlepších současných kouzel, které jsou nyní považovány za kla klasické. Někteří ze skupiny se stali světovými jmény v umění, zatímco jiní opustili magii a někteří se později znovu objevili v letech soumraku, aby prokázali pokračující vášeň. V dnešní době je těžké si představit Jacka Avise, Alexe Elmsleyho, Roye Waltona, Bobbyho Bernarda, Teda Dansona a Johna Derrise, jak sedí v kavárnách a vaří dva šálky kávy za čtyři hodiny, zatímco demonstrují, argumentují a teoretizují o výhodách a nevýhod nevýhodách close-up magie, po přečtení nejnovějších časopisů z USA a setkání s průvodem zámořských kouzelníků navštěvujících Londýn. Ale z takov takové mladické horlivosti se zrodilo myšlení a styl magie, který měl vydrž vydržet roky a učinit některé z těchto mužů světově proslulými. Kdo v magii nepoužívá hraběte Elmsley? Existuje snad někdo, kdo nečetl a nepoužil jednu z pěti set vydaných položek Jacka Avise, a jistě neexistuje sebeúctyhodný karetní kouzelník, který by dnes nezařadil do svého repertoár repertoáru „The Collectors“ nebo „Card Warp“ Roye Waltona? Tato kniha zahrn zahrnuje všechny efekty, které byly poprvé popsány v roce 193 v malé publik publikaci nazvané Pojď trochu blíž; efekty, které prošly zkouškou času a js jsou prezentovány dodnes. Ale přispěvatelé také zahrnuli mnohem více rutin, rutin, které byly vyvinuty během posledních čtyřiceti let, značný počet z n nich byl publikován poprvé a další, které v současnosti používají jejich tv tvůrci, jako je „Staggering“ od Johna Derrise a „Ted Dansonův deník“ Deníko Deníkový trik. Pokud máte rádi close-up kouzla, najdete mezi těmito obaly ma materiál, který můžete použít – některé vyžadují základní dovednosti, které potřebuje každý praktikující close-up, ale všechny vyžadují prezentaci – samotnou podstatu dobré magie. Kniha je poctou hlubokému spole společenství, které často přichází s praktikováním magie, společenství, kte které v tomto případě trvá již od 50. let. Právě v tomto prostředí sdílené vášně se často rozvíjí jemná magie a jsem si jist, že to pocítíte, když bud budete číst myšlení, vynalézavost a komentáře skupiny kouzelníků, kteří brz brzy našli svou vlastní náhodu. Obsah Úvodní slovo Úvod První relace relace . . . Jack Avis Pegasovy karty Siva Fold Siva složená karta do p peněženky Opravdová kuráž Sezení dvě . . . Bobby Bernard Trysková do doprava BB je znovu upustí TĚŽKÝ Sezení třetí . . . Ted Danson Seanc Seance karetní trik Dej mi prsten To je rande Relace čtvrtá . . . Jo John Derris Prsten Monte Cristo Jeden ze tří Hockleys' Coin Vanish Ohromují Ohromující Velký squeeze Pátá relace . . . Alex Elmsley Místo ODJEZD ODJEZDU Barevný filtr Rhyme počítání karet No-Calc Skořápky ústřic Sezen Sezení šest . . . Arthur Holland Vyříznutá a obnovená cigareta Se Sedmá relace . . . Hugh Scott Životopis Fern Court Glide Bluff Se Sedmá relace . . . Tommy Vanderschmidt Opakujte kartu v klobouku Relace devět . . . Roy Walton Nožem Všechny ruce na palubě Alternati Alternativní směna Neviditelný plán Relace desátá Co je špatného na magii\n\n\n\n

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Originální anglický popis

This is a book that spans forty years of a unique friendship and a shared love of magic that take you from the halcyon days when eight young London magicians haunted the Magic Dealers, the Variety Theatres and street-corner cafes every Saturday, right up to the present day.

This youthful coterie of Cagliostros was the spawning ground of a style of magic that in those days was called "pocket tricks," which led to enthusiasm for and development of some of the finest contemporary magic that is now deemed classic.

Some of the group became world names in the art while others retired from magic, and some later re-emerged in their twilight years to demonstrate a continuing passion.

It's hard nowadays to visualize Jack Avis, Alex Elmsley, Roy Walton, Bobby Bernard, Ted Danson and John Derris sitting in cafes, making two cups of coffee last four hours while they demonstrated, argued and theorized on the pros and cons of close-up magic, having just read the latest magazines from the USA and meeting the parade of overseas magicians visiting London.

But from such youthful zeal emerged a thinking and style of magic that was to withstand the years and make some of these men world-famous.

Who in magic does not use the Elmsley Count? Is there anyone who has not read and used one of Jack Avis's five hundred published items, and surely there is no self-respecting card magician who today would not include Roy Walton's "The Collectors" or "Card Warp" in his repertoire?

This book includes all the effects that were first described in 193 in a small publication called Come a Little Closer; effects that have stood the test of time and are still being presented today. But the contributors have also included many more routines that have been developed during the last forty years, a considerable number being published for the first time, and others that are currently in use by their originators such as John Derris's "Staggering" and Ted Danson's "Diary Trick."

If you love close-up magic, you will find material between these covers that you can use - some requiring the basic skill needed by any practicing close-up worker, but all requiring presentation - the very essence of good magic.

The book is a tribute to the deep fellowship that often comes with the practice of magic, a fellowship that has lasted in this case since the '50s. It is in this environment of a shared passion that fine magic is often evolved, and I am certain that you will sense this as you read the thinking, inventiveness and comments of a group of magicians who early on found their own serendipity.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Introduction

Session One . . . Jack Avis
Cards of Pegasus
The Siva Fold
The Siva Folded Card to Wallet
True Grit

Session Two . . . Bobby Bernard
Jet Transportation
BB Drops Them Again
H-E-A-V-Y

Session Three . . . Ted Danson
The Seance Card Trick
Give Me a Ring
It's a Date

Session Four . . . John Derris
Monte Cristo Ring
One in Three
Hockleys' Coin Vanish
Staggering
The Big Squeeze

Session Five . . . Alex Elmsley
Point of Departure
Colour Filter
Card Counting Rhyme
No-Calc
Oyster Shells

Session Six . . . Arthur Holland
Cut and Restored Cigarette

Session Seven . . . Hugh Scott
Biography
Fern Court Glide Bluff

Session Eight . . . Tommy Vanderschmidt
Repeat Card in Hat

Session Nine . . . Roy Walton
Knifed
All Hands on Deck
The Alternate Shift
The Invisible Plan

Session Ten
What's Wrong With Magic

Originální anglický popis

This is a book that spans forty years of a unique friendship and a shared love of magic that take you from the halcyon days when eight young London magicians haunted the Magic Dealers, the Variety Theatres and street-corner cafes every Saturday, right up to the present day.

This youthful coterie of Cagliostros was the spawning ground of a style of magic that in those days was called "pocket tricks," which led to enthusiasm for and development of some of the finest contemporary magic that is now deemed classic.

Some of the group became world names in the art while others retired from magic, and some later re-emerged in their twilight years to demonstrate a continuing passion.

It's hard nowadays to visualize Jack Avis, Alex Elmsley, Roy Walton, Bobby Bernard, Ted Danson and John Derris sitting in cafes, making two cups of coffee last four hours while they demonstrated, argued and theorized on the pros and cons of close-up magic, having just read the latest magazines from the USA and meeting the parade of overseas magicians visiting London.

But from such youthful zeal emerged a thinking and style of magic that was to withstand the years and make some of these men world-famous.

Who in magic does not use the Elmsley Count? Is there anyone who has not read and used one of Jack Avis's five hundred published items, and surely there is no self-respecting card magician who today would not include Roy Walton's "The Collectors" or "Card Warp" in his repertoire?

This book includes all the effects that were first described in 193 in a small publication called Come a Little Closer; effects that have stood the test of time and are still being presented today. But the contributors have also included many more routines that have been developed during the last forty years, a considerable number being published for the first time, and others that are currently in use by their originators such as John Derris's "Staggering" and Ted Danson's "Diary Trick."

If you love close-up magic, you will find material between these covers that you can use - some requiring the basic skill needed by any practicing close-up worker, but all requiring presentation - the very essence of good magic.

The book is a tribute to the deep fellowship that often comes with the practice of magic, a fellowship that has lasted in this case since the '50s. It is in this environment of a shared passion that fine magic is often evolved, and I am certain that you will sense this as you read the thinking, inventiveness and comments of a group of magicians who early on found their own serendipity.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Introduction

Session One . . . Jack Avis
Cards of Pegasus
The Siva Fold
The Siva Folded Card to Wallet
True Grit

Session Two . . . Bobby Bernard
Jet Transportation
BB Drops Them Again
H-E-A-V-Y

Session Three . . . Ted Danson
The Seance Card Trick
Give Me a Ring
It's a Date

Session Four . . . John Derris
Monte Cristo Ring
One in Three
Hockleys' Coin Vanish
Staggering
The Big Squeeze

Session Five . . . Alex Elmsley
Point of Departure
Colour Filter
Card Counting Rhyme
No-Calc
Oyster Shells

Session Six . . . Arthur Holland
Cut and Restored Cigarette

Session Seven . . . Hugh Scott
Biography
Fern Court Glide Bluff

Session Eight . . . Tommy Vanderschmidt
Repeat Card in Hat

Session Nine . . . Roy Walton
Knifed
All Hands on Deck
The Alternate Shift
The Invisible Plan

Session Ten
What's Wrong With Magic