Cups and Balls Vol. 3 (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Was kann man über die Tassen und Kugeln sagen? Es ist ein ikonisches Trickprogramm, das fast so eng verknüpft ist mit dem Magierkunst wie der berühmte Hase aus dem Hut. Es ist sicherlich eines der ältesten Tricks in der Magiegeschichte.

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Warum hat dieses Trickprogramm die Jahrhunderte überdauert? Einerseits kann ein Cups und Balls Routine viele verschiedene Effekte umfassen - Verschwinden, Auftauchen, Tauschen und Produktion. Andererseits wird es in der Magie Welt als Maßstab für den Können eines Magiers angesehen.

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• Daryl: Ein komplett improvisierter Ein-Tasse-Trick
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• Bill Malone: Seine wunderbare Interpretation des klassischen Cups und Kugeln-Poems von Jack Bateman
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• Al Schneider: Sein fünfphasiger Routine mit detaillierter Erklärung
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• Gary Ouellet: Ein elegant choreographierter Zwei-Tasse-Trick
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• David Regal: Eine tiefpersönliche Interpretation des klassischen Tricks
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Jedes Trickprogramm bietet eine einzigartige Perspektive und sollte von jedem Magier studiert werden. Dies ist ein ausgezeichnetes Einstiegspotenzial für neue Schüler und eine wunderbare Referenz für erfahrene Magiker.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

What can one say about the Cups and Balls? It's an iconic trick and has become almost as synonymous with the conjurer's art as the proverbial rabbit from hat. It's certainly one of magic's oldest tricks. But why has this trick endured the centuries? For one thing, a Cups and Balls routine can incorporate many different effects - there can be vanishes, appearances, transpositions and productions. For another, it's always been regarded within the magic world as a kind of measuring stick of a performer's ability.

The other notable thing about the Cups and Balls is the amount of individuality that magicians can bring to their interpretation of the effect and you'll find no better example of that than the five performers you'll meet on this video. Daryl leads off with a completely impromptu one cup routine that you can do anytime, anywhere. Bill Malone follows with his wonderful take on Jack Bateman's classic Cups and Balls poem while Al Schneider performs and then explains in minute detail his five-phase routine. Gary Ouellet is next with a beautifully choreographed two cup routine and finally, David Regal provides a deeply personal touch on his version of this classic trick.

The Cups and Balls should be studied, if not performed, by every magician and this is an excellent starting point for new students and a wonderful reference tool even for those who have some experience with this foundational effect.

• Cup and Ball - Daryl
• Rub-A-Dub-Dub Cups and Balls - Bill Malone
• Cups and Balls - Al Schneider
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet
• David Regal - Cups & Balls & Cups & Balls

Originale englische Beschreibung

What can one say about the Cups and Balls? It's an iconic trick and has become almost as synonymous with the conjurer's art as the proverbial rabbit from hat. It's certainly one of magic's oldest tricks. But why has this trick endured the centuries? For one thing, a Cups and Balls routine can incorporate many different effects - there can be vanishes, appearances, transpositions and productions. For another, it's always been regarded within the magic world as a kind of measuring stick of a performer's ability.

The other notable thing about the Cups and Balls is the amount of individuality that magicians can bring to their interpretation of the effect and you'll find no better example of that than the five performers you'll meet on this video. Daryl leads off with a completely impromptu one cup routine that you can do anytime, anywhere. Bill Malone follows with his wonderful take on Jack Bateman's classic Cups and Balls poem while Al Schneider performs and then explains in minute detail his five-phase routine. Gary Ouellet is next with a beautifully choreographed two cup routine and finally, David Regal provides a deeply personal touch on his version of this classic trick.

The Cups and Balls should be studied, if not performed, by every magician and this is an excellent starting point for new students and a wonderful reference tool even for those who have some experience with this foundational effect.

• Cup and Ball - Daryl
• Rub-A-Dub-Dub Cups and Balls - Bill Malone
• Cups and Balls - Al Schneider
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet
• David Regal - Cups & Balls & Cups & Balls