Close Up Magic - Volume 3 (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Magiker, die sich auf Close-Up-Magie spezialisieren, suchen stets nach Materialien, das keine Spielkarten verwendet. Mehr als 75 Prozent der veröffentlichten Magie in den letzten 50 oder 60 Jahren waren Kartentricks, sodass Qualitätstricks ohne Karten eine seltene Ware sind.

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In diesem Video präsentieren und lehren Sieben verschiedene Performer beeindruckende Close-Up-Tricks - und es gibt nicht ein einziger Spielkarte! John Mendoza führt mit seiner atemberaubenden Version des Benson/Alan Bowl-Tricks an, der drei verblüffende Endladungen beinhaltet. Tommy Wonder demonstriert eine wahre Wunderleistung, indem er 20 Fäden durch eine Nadel schneidet und dabei ein wundervolles Souvenir erstellt. Al Schneider zeigt einen großartigen Gelddruck-Trick, während er gleichzeitig die richtige Verwendung eines Himber Wallets lehrt. Henry Evans präsentiert eine lustige Wunderleistung, bei der ein Seidentuch aus einem Foto hervorgeht. David Roth verwandelt vier US-Dollarmünzen in Münzen aus verschiedenen Ländern und verursacht ihre Verschwinden und Erscheinen in einer im ganzen Trick sichtbaren Spielzeugkugel. Johnny Thompson geht zurück in die Geschichte der Magie, um Max Malinis klassischen Zusammenbau-Trick zu präsentieren und zu lehren. Schließlich demonstriert Larry Jennings sein charakteristisches Effekt, das eine-Kupfereins-Ball-Trick, der mit der magischen Produktion des Kupfers beginnt und damit endet.

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Es wurde gesagt, dass selbst die größten und prächtigsten Bühnenillusionen nicht den Eindruck - diese Gefühl von reinem Staunen - erzeugen können, das ein gut durchgeführter Close-Up-Trick vermittelt. In diesem Video finden Sie sieben überzeugende Beweise dafür.

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• Bowl Routine - John Mendoza
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• Durch die Augen der Nadel - Tommy Wonder
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• Himber Wallet Routine - Al Schneider
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• 3D-Fotografie - Henry Evans
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• Die Planeten - David Roth
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• Kling-Klang - Johnny Thompson
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• Eins Kupfer, Eins Ball - Larry Jennings
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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.

In this video, you'll meet seven different performers presenting and teaching powerful close-up routines that will wow any audience - and there's not a playing card in sight! John Mendoza leads off with his stunning version of the Benson/Alan bowl routine, complete with three jaw-dropping final loads that actually make sense. Next up, Tommy Wonder demonstrates a truly impossible feat as he magically threads a needle with 20 strands of thread, creating a wonderful souvenir in the process. Al Schneider performs a great money printing routine while teaching the proper handling of a Himber Wallet at the same time while Henry Evans shows off a whimsical miracle where a silk handkerchief is produced from a photograph. Master coin manipulator David Roth magically transforms four U.S. coins into coins from different countries before causing them to vanish and reappear in a toy globe that was in plain sight throughout the routine. Johnny Thompson reaches back into magic history to perform and teach Max Malini's classic assembly trick while, last but by no means least, Larry Jennings demonstrates a signature effect, his one cup-one ball routine, which begins with the magical production of the cup and ends with its complete vanish.

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 and in this video, you'll find seven compelling pieces of evidence to that effect.

• Bowl Routine - John Mendoza
• Through the Eye of the Needle - Tommy Wonder
• Himber Wallet Routine - Al Schneider
• 3D Photograph - Henry Evans
• The Planet - David Roth
• Chink-A-Chink - Johnny Thompson
• Single Cup and Ball - Larry Jennings

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.

In this video, you'll meet seven different performers presenting and teaching powerful close-up routines that will wow any audience - and there's not a playing card in sight! John Mendoza leads off with his stunning version of the Benson/Alan bowl routine, complete with three jaw-dropping final loads that actually make sense. Next up, Tommy Wonder demonstrates a truly impossible feat as he magically threads a needle with 20 strands of thread, creating a wonderful souvenir in the process. Al Schneider performs a great money printing routine while teaching the proper handling of a Himber Wallet at the same time while Henry Evans shows off a whimsical miracle where a silk handkerchief is produced from a photograph. Master coin manipulator David Roth magically transforms four U.S. coins into coins from different countries before causing them to vanish and reappear in a toy globe that was in plain sight throughout the routine. Johnny Thompson reaches back into magic history to perform and teach Max Malini's classic assembly trick while, last but by no means least, Larry Jennings demonstrates a signature effect, his one cup-one ball routine, which begins with the magical production of the cup and ends with its complete vanish.

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 and in this video, you'll find seven compelling pieces of evidence to that effect.

• Bowl Routine - John Mendoza
• Through the Eye of the Needle - Tommy Wonder
• Himber Wallet Routine - Al Schneider
• 3D Photograph - Henry Evans
• The Planet - David Roth
• Chink-A-Chink - Johnny Thompson
• Single Cup and Ball - Larry Jennings