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

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Silberne Handtücher sind seit den 1500er Jahren ein Standard bei Magiern, aber erst im 19. Jahrhundert wurden sie zu magischen Gegenständen. Der erste belegte Einsatz von silbernen Handtüchern in der Magiegeschichte war bei Robert-Houdin für einen Verschwinden-Handtuch-Trick (was auch mit seiner Erfindung des ersten Pulls zusammenfiel). Das erste vollständige Programm mit Silbern wurde von de Kolta durchgeführt und in Professor Hoffmanns "Späterer Zauber" 1903 beschrieben. Ab diesem Punkt wurden Tricks und Programme mit Silbern eine sehr häufige Bestandteile von Magier-Programmen.

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• Henry Evans zeigt die visuelle Penetration eines silbernen Handtuches in ein transparentes Beutel, das sich um seine Handgelenke sicher bindet.
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• Jeff Sheridan führt ebenfalls eine visuell beeindruckende Penetration durch, bei der ein silbernes Tuch sichtbar durch ein anderes gezogen wird.
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• Karrell Fox präsentiert einen überraschenden Schnitt und Wiederherstellung eines silbernen Tuchs.
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• Die klassische Münze durchs Sheer-Silber von Petrick und Mia.
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• Steve Dacri bietet eine praktische und kommerzielle Version des Silber zum Ei.
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• Dai Vernon erklärt die Geschichte der klassischen Farbwechselnden Silber und gibt unvergleichliche Weisheiten und Ratschläge, wie nur der Professor es kann.
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• Paul Potassy zeigt seine berühmte Version der Sympathetischen Silber und Henry Evans bringt einen beeindruckenden Verschwinden und Wiedererscheinen eines silbernen Tuchs aus einem klaren Getränkeglas.
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• Bob Read präsentiert und lehrt eine ungimmickerte, jederzeit und überall mögliche Wunderwirkung - den Trick mit dem Silber durch das Becherhand.
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Silbermagie ist faszinierend, schön und als bewiesen von den Performern auf diesem Download sehr vielseitig. Lerne eines dieser Effekte und du wirst ein klassisches Magiestück in deinem Repertoire haben, das jede Zuschauergruppe beeindruckt und verzaubert.

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Silber durchs transparentes Beutel - Henry Evans
Silber durchs Silber - Jeff Sheridan
Silber Schnitt - Karrell Fox
Münze durchs Sheer-Silber - Petrick und Mia
Reißer Ei und Handtuch - Steve Dacri
Farbwechselndes Silber - Dai Vernon
Sympathetische Silber - Paul Potassy
Zeitmaschine - Henry Evans
Silber durchs Becherhand - Bob Read

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Originale englische Beschreibung

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

Originale englische Beschreibung

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