Chop Cup (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Seit dem Erfinden des Chop Cups durch den Magier Al Wheatley (auch bekannt als Chop Chop) im frühen 1950er-Jahrzehnt haben Magier immer kreativere Wege gefunden, es zu nutzen. Das klassische Einen-Kupfereins-Ball-Prinzip hat die Faszination von Magiern durch die Jahre hindurch beibehalten, wahrscheinlich aufgrund seines deviousen Einsatzes einer mechanischen Prinzipien und Geschicklichkeit, um eine fesselnde und ansprechende Illusion zu schaffen. Auf diesem Video lernst du von Meistern des Chop Cups, jeder mit seiner eigenen Interpretation des Tricks. Es gibt klassische Ansätze wie John Mendoza, Danny Tong und Steve Dacri, die ihre Zuschauer mit einfachen, aber immer noch rätselhaften Routinen verzaubern. Dann haben wir etwas einzigartige Ansätze, wie David Regal, der einen Ball durch eine Spielmaus ersetzt - keine Überraschung! -, und Gary Ouellet, der ein prächtig choreografiertes (mit Musik!) Routine mit einem Chop Cup und einem passenden, ungafften Kupfereins zeigt. Schließlich hat Larry Jennings eines der originellsten (und am häufigsten ausgeführtesten) Chop Cups Routinen je erschaffen. Jim Swain präsentiert schließlich seine eigene Version des Jennnings-Routinen mit seinem eigenen Einfallsschatz.

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Das Chop Cup ist eine Signatur-Effekt für viele der erfolgreichsten Magier und auf diesem Video findest du wunderbare fertige Routinen sowie zahlreiche Ideen und Strategien, um eine bestehende Routine zu ergänzen.

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• Mein Best Freund - David Regal
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• Chop Cup Routine - John Mendoza
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• Zwei Becher - Gary Ouellet
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• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (courtesy of Kozmo's Magic)
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• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri
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• Jennings Chop Cup - Larry Jennings
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• Das Chop Cup - Jim Swain
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Originale englische Beschreibung

Ever since the Chop Cup was invented by magician Al Wheatley (whose stage name was Chop Chop, which is where the trick derives its unusual name) in the early 1950s, magicians have devised increasingly clever ways to use it. The basic one-cup one-ball approach to the classic Cups and Balls has held the fascination of magicians through the years most probably due to its devious use of a mechanical principle along with sleight of hand to create an intriguing and compelling illusion. On this video, you'll meet some masters of the Chop Cup, each with their own spin on the trick. There are classicists such as John Mendoza, Danny Tong and Steve Dacri who beguile their audiences with basic but still utterly baffling routines. Then we have rather unique approaches to the trick, such as David Regal, who substitutes the ball with - no kidding! - a toy mouse and later, Gary Ouellet, who performs a beautifully choreographed (to music no less!) routine using a Chop Cup and a matching, ungaffed cup. Finally, we have Larry Jennings who created one of the most original (and most performed) Chop Cup routines ever. Finally, Jim Swain presents his own version of the Jennnings routine with his own singular imprint.

The Chop Cup has been a signature effect for many of magic's most successful performers and on this video, you'll find marvelous ready-made routines in addition to scores of ideas and stratagems to add to an existing routine.
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• My Best Friend - David Regal \n
• Chop Cup Routine - John Mendoza \n
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet \n
• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (courtesy of Kozmo's Magic) \n
• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri \n
• Jennings Chop Cup - Larry Jennings \n
• The Chop Cup - Jim Swain

Originale englische Beschreibung

Ever since the Chop Cup was invented by magician Al Wheatley (whose stage name was Chop Chop, which is where the trick derives its unusual name) in the early 1950s, magicians have devised increasingly clever ways to use it. The basic one-cup one-ball approach to the classic Cups and Balls has held the fascination of magicians through the years most probably due to its devious use of a mechanical principle along with sleight of hand to create an intriguing and compelling illusion. On this video, you'll meet some masters of the Chop Cup, each with their own spin on the trick. There are classicists such as John Mendoza, Danny Tong and Steve Dacri who beguile their audiences with basic but still utterly baffling routines. Then we have rather unique approaches to the trick, such as David Regal, who substitutes the ball with - no kidding! - a toy mouse and later, Gary Ouellet, who performs a beautifully choreographed (to music no less!) routine using a Chop Cup and a matching, ungaffed cup. Finally, we have Larry Jennings who created one of the most original (and most performed) Chop Cup routines ever. Finally, Jim Swain presents his own version of the Jennnings routine with his own singular imprint.

The Chop Cup has been a signature effect for many of magic's most successful performers and on this video, you'll find marvelous ready-made routines in addition to scores of ideas and stratagems to add to an existing routine.

• My Best Friend - David Regal
• Chop Cup Routine - John Mendoza
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet
• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (courtesy of Kozmo's Magic)
• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri
• Jennings Chop Cup - Larry Jennings
• The Chop Cup - Jim Swain