Coins Through Table (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Seit dem 16. Jahrhundert fasziniert das Phänomen der Durchtischung von Münzen durch eine solide Tischplatte Magier und hat zu unzähligen Variationen geführt. Die Figur in den Repertoires berühmter Close-Up-Magiker beweist die tiefgreifende Wirkung auf das Publikum. In diesem Video sehen Sie acht verschiedene Versionen dieser Lieblingsfigur der Close-Up-Magie mit unterschiedlichen Methoden, Darbietungen und sogar Endproduktionen.

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• David Roth: Durchtischung einer Münze nach Al Baker
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• Gary Ouellet: Version von Dai Vernon aus Stars of Magic
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• Steve Dacri: Version, die Slydini und Vernon verfeinert haben
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• John Mendoza: Sechs Münzen anstelle der traditionellen vier, mit einem beeindruckenden Abschluss
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• David Roth: Traditioneller Han Ping Chien-Technik für die Durchtischung von drei Münzen
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• Larry Jennings: Wunderbare Lapless-Methode
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• Johnny Thompson: Eigenständige Version des Baker-Routins mit einer in der Luft stattfindenden Tauschung
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• David Regal: Innovativ Methode und Darbietung für dieses Close-Up-Klassiker
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Die Durchtischung eines festen Objekts durch ein anderes fasziniert Magier seit jeher. Die Alltagsnähe von Münzen und Tischen hinzuziehen, verstärkt die Mystik dieser Figur noch mehr. Lernen Sie eine (oder mehrere) dieser Methoden und Sie sind bereit, jederzeit und überall mit ganz normalen und vertrauten Objekten zu unterhalten und zu verwirren.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

An anywhere, anytime miracle that you'll perform for the rest of your life!

Since entering the literature of magic in the 1600's, the effect of passing coins through a solid table top has captured the imagination of magicians and has led to countless variations and versions. The trick's inclusion in the repertoires of some of close-up magic's most illustrious performers speaks to its utterly mystifying effect on an audience.

In this volume, you'll see eight different versions of this close-up magic favorite with different methodologies, presentations and even finales. David Roth begins a performance and exposition of the original Al Baker approach of passing the coins through the table one at a time while Gary Ouellet presents Dai Vernon's version from Stars of Magic. Steve Dacri demonstrates a version taught to him by Slydini and refined by Vernon while John Mendoza uses six coins rather than the traditional four and finishes the routine with an unbelievable final production. David Roth returns with the traditional Han Ping Chien technique for passing three coins through at one time followed by Larry Jennings with a wonderful no-lap method. Johnny Thompson presents his own version of the Baker routine followed by an in-the-air transposition of three coins ala Han Ping Chien, while David Regal presents an innovative method - and presentation - for this close-up classic.

Passing a solid object through another solid object has always been a favorite plot of magicians and the commonness of coins and tables only adds another layer of mystery and fascination to it. Learn one (or more!) of these methods and you'll be ready to entertain and bewilder anyone at anytime with objects that are completely ordinary and familiar.
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• Coins Through The Table (One at a Time) - David Roth \n
• Kangaroo Coins - Gary Ouellet \n
• Coins Thru Table - Steve Dacri \n
• Coins Thru The Table - John Mendoza \n
• Coins Through The Table (Han Ping Chien Method) - David Roth \n
• Coins Through The Table - Larry Jennings \n
• Coins Through Table / Han Ping Chien - Johnny Thompson \n
• Coins Through The Table - David Regal

Originale englische Beschreibung

An anywhere, anytime miracle that you'll perform for the rest of your life!

Since entering the literature of magic in the 1600's, the effect of passing coins through a solid table top has captured the imagination of magicians and has led to countless variations and versions. The trick's inclusion in the repertoires of some of close-up magic's most illustrious performers speaks to its utterly mystifying effect on an audience.

In this volume, you'll see eight different versions of this close-up magic favorite with different methodologies, presentations and even finales. David Roth begins a performance and exposition of the original Al Baker approach of passing the coins through the table one at a time while Gary Ouellet presents Dai Vernon's version from Stars of Magic. Steve Dacri demonstrates a version taught to him by Slydini and refined by Vernon while John Mendoza uses six coins rather than the traditional four and finishes the routine with an unbelievable final production. David Roth returns with the traditional Han Ping Chien technique for passing three coins through at one time followed by Larry Jennings with a wonderful no-lap method. Johnny Thompson presents his own version of the Baker routine followed by an in-the-air transposition of three coins ala Han Ping Chien, while David Regal presents an innovative method - and presentation - for this close-up classic.

Passing a solid object through another solid object has always been a favorite plot of magicians and the commonness of coins and tables only adds another layer of mystery and fascination to it. Learn one (or more!) of these methods and you'll be ready to entertain and bewilder anyone at anytime with objects that are completely ordinary and familiar.

• Coins Through The Table (One at a Time) - David Roth
• Kangaroo Coins - Gary Ouellet
• Coins Thru Table - Steve Dacri
• Coins Thru The Table - John Mendoza
• Coins Through The Table (Han Ping Chien Method) - David Roth
• Coins Through The Table - Larry Jennings
• Coins Through Table / Han Ping Chien - Johnny Thompson
• Coins Through The Table - David Regal