Close Up Magic No. 2 (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Magiker, die sich auf Close-Up-Magie spezialisieren, suchen stets Material ohne Karten. Mehr als siebenundsechzig Prozent der veröffentlichten Magie in den letzten 50 Jahren waren Kartentricks, sodass qualitativ hochwertiges non-Kartenmaterial eine relativ seltene Ware im Literaturangebot ist.

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Auf diesem Video präsentieren und lehren acht verschiedene Performer mächtige Close-Up-Routinen, die jedes Publikum beeindrucken werden - und es gibt keine Karten in Sicht! Eugene Burger und David Parr beginnen mit einer beeindruckenden Aktualisierung des klassischen Bill Transposition von U. F. Grant. Banachek folgt mit einem sensationellen Buchtest, während J. J. Sanvert zwei Effekte kombiniert, um einen wunderbaren Interludium mit einem Zuschauerleihstück zu schaffen. Gregory Wilson präsentiert eine denkensteife Bill-Switch-Routine, die das Publikum auf eine figürliche Reise um die Welt führt. Paul Wilson lehrt und zeigt eine vereinfachte Version des klassischen Cylinder and Coins von John Ramsay. Schließlich demonstriert Daryl ein vollkommen impromptu One-Cup-Programm, das jederzeit und überall ausgeführt werden kann.

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Es wurde gesagt, dass selbst die größten und spektakulärsten Bühnenillusionen nicht den Eindruck - diese Empfindung von reinem Staunen - erzeugen können, der eine gut durchgeführte Close-Up-Magie vermittelt. Sie werden acht überzeugende Beweise dafür finden.

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• 21st Century Bill Transposition - Eugene Burger und David Parr
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• Word of the Ring - Banachek
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• Bill and Pen - J. J. Sanvert
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• Foreign Affair - Gregory Wilson
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• The Mystery of the Little Piece of Cork - Paul Wilson
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• All Screwed Up - Doc Eason
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• Cup and Ball - Daryl
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Originale englische Beschreibung

Magicians who specialize in close-up magic are constantly in search of material that doesn't use playing cards. Easily seventy-five percent of the magic that's been published over the last 50 or 60 years has been card magic of one kind or another so quality non-card material is a relatively scarce commodity in the literature.

On this video, you'll meet eight different performers presenting and teaching powerful close-up routines that will wow any audience - and there's not a playing card in sight! Eugene Burger and David Parr begin this volume with a stunning update of U. F. Grant's classic bill transposition. Banachek is next with a sensational book test while J. J. Sanvert combines two effects to create a wonderful interlude with a spectator's borrowed bill. Gregory Wilson follows with a mind-boggling bill switch routine that takes the audience on a figurative trip around the world while Paul Wilson performs and teaches a streamlined version of John Ramsay's classic Cylinder and Coins. Finally, Daryl demonstrates a totally impromptu one-cup routine that can be performed any time and any place.

It's been said that even the world's largest and most spectacular stage illusion cannot create the impact - that feeling of pure astonishment - of a good, well-performed piece of close-up magic. You'll find eight compelling pieces of evidence to that effect.

• The 21st Century Bill Transposition - Eugene Burger and David Parr
• Word of the Ring - Banachek
• Bill and Pen - J. J. Sanvert
• Foreign Affair - Gregory Wilson
• The Mystery of the Little Piece of Cork - Paul Wilson
• All Screwed Up - Doc Eason
• Cup and Ball - Daryl

Originale englische Beschreibung

Magicians who specialize in close-up magic are constantly in search of material that doesn't use playing cards. Easily seventy-five percent of the magic that's been published over the last 50 or 60 years has been card magic of one kind or another so quality non-card material is a relatively scarce commodity in the literature.

On this video, you'll meet eight different performers presenting and teaching powerful close-up routines that will wow any audience - and there's not a playing card in sight! Eugene Burger and David Parr begin this volume with a stunning update of U. F. Grant's classic bill transposition. Banachek is next with a sensational book test while J. J. Sanvert combines two effects to create a wonderful interlude with a spectator's borrowed bill. Gregory Wilson follows with a mind-boggling bill switch routine that takes the audience on a figurative trip around the world while Paul Wilson performs and teaches a streamlined version of John Ramsay's classic Cylinder and Coins. Finally, Daryl demonstrates a totally impromptu one-cup routine that can be performed any time and any place.

It's been said that even the world's largest and most spectacular stage illusion cannot create the impact - that feeling of pure astonishment - of a good, well-performed piece of close-up magic. You'll find eight compelling pieces of evidence to that effect.

• The 21st Century Bill Transposition - Eugene Burger and David Parr
• Word of the Ring - Banachek
• Bill and Pen - J. J. Sanvert
• Foreign Affair - Gregory Wilson
• The Mystery of the Little Piece of Cork - Paul Wilson
• All Screwed Up - Doc Eason
• Cup and Ball - Daryl