World's Greatest Magic: Ace Assemblies Vol. 2 by L&L Publishing - DVD

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Bildung und Inspiration für jeden Magier: Das umfassendste Buch über Magie, das je geschrieben wurde. Jeder Band dieser renommierten DVD-Reihe von L&L Publishing ist wie ein weiteres Kapitel in der besten Magie-Bibliothek der Welt. Die DVD bietet tiefgehende Erklärungen und Anleitungen zu einigen magischen Klassikern durch die talentiertesten Praktizenten.

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ACE ASSEMBLIES

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• Die Erfindung des klassischen Tricks, bei dem die vier Assis untergelegt sind, drei uninteressante Karten auf jedes Ass gelegt werden und die Assis mysteriös in eine der Pakete sammeln, wird üblicherweise dem französischen Magier Conus zugeschrieben. Seit seiner 1853 erschienenen Veröffentlichung haben Magier immer noch wunderbare Variationen dieses zeitlosen Effekts erfunden und sie den Zuschauern präsentiert.
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VOLUME 2

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• Die DVD bietet fünf magische Ansätze für den Akzentzusammenfassung-Trick von verschiedenen Magiern. Bill Malone präsentiert einen so sauberen Trick, dass er tatsächlich wie das Verwenden von Trickkarten aussieht. Steve Draun fügt ein beeindruckend visuelles Ende zum Bluff-Akzent zusammen, während Trevor Lewis den Endpunkt der Assis am letzten Moment ändert, um eine überraschende Fassung eines einfachen Tricks zu erzielen. John Guastaferro bietet eine Version, bei der die Assis nicht nur zusammenfassen, sondern sich sogar im Kartenfall befinden. Martin Nash zeigt, wie die Assis unter einem Zuschauerhänden sichtbar zusammenfassen. Schließlich kehrt Bill Malone mit einer technisch anspruchsvollen Routine zurück, bei der die Assis plötzlich und sichtbar in das Führerpaket erscheinen.
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Hugard und Braue schreiben in ihrem klassischen Buch Expert Card Technique: „Von allen Tricks mit Karten wurde so viel Gedankengut auf den Vier-Akzent-Trick verwandt wie auf irgendeinem anderen - und die von Ihnen beobachteten und gelernten Performer und Performances sind Beweis dafür, warum.“

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• Fast wie Trickkarten - Bill Malone
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• Bluff Assis - Steve Draun
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• Eine nach der anderen Assis - Trevor Lewis
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• Bekannte Assis - John Guastaferro
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• $10.000 Akzentzusammenfassung - Martin Nash
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• Unsichere Assis - Bill Malone
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Originale englische Beschreibung

Imagine owning the most comprehensive magic book ever written. This would surely be a treasured possession for any magician with each chapter focusing on a single aspect of the craft and the very best routines ever created for it. That's the idea behind L&L Publishing's critically-acclaimed DVD series, The World's Greatest Magic by the World's Greatest Magicians. Each volume is like another chapter in the world's best magic book. Featuring in-depth exposition and instruction on some of magic's most cherished and classic effects by its most-talented practitioners, this unprecedented series represents an essential reference work for anyone interested in the magical arts, regardless of their skill level.

ACE ASSEMBLIES

The invention of the classic trick where the four Aces are deal face down, three indifferent cards are dealt onto each, yet the Aces mysteriously gather into one of the packets, is usually attributed to the French magician Conus. However, ever since its original publication in 1853, magicians are still coming up with amazing variations of this timeless effect and enchanting audiences with them to this day.

VOLUME 2

On this DVD, you'll meet five magicians who each have their own singular take on the Ace Assembly plot. First up is Bill Malone with an Ace assembly that is so clean that it does, indeed, almost look like trick cards are in use. Next, Steve Draun adds an amazingly visual ending to Marlo's Bluff assembly while Trevor Lewis switches the Aces' final destination at the last moment for a surprising finish to a fairly easy-to-do routine. John Guastaferro is next with a version where the Aces not only assemble but actually do so in the card case while Martin Nash's Aces do the same under a spectator's hand. Finally, Bill Malone returns with a technically-challenging but eye-popping routine where the Aces suddenly "and visibly" appear in the leader packet.

Hugard and Braue, in their classic book, Expert Card Technique, wrote, "Of all the tricks with playing cards, as much thought has been expended on the Four Ace trick as on any other-and the performers 'and performances' you'll watch and learn from on this DVD are ample evidence why."

Almost Like Trick Cards - Bill Malone
Bluff Aces - Steve Draun
One at a Time Aces - Trevor Lewis
Famous Aces - John Guastaferro
$10,000 Ace Assembly - Martin Nash
Unbelievable Aces - Bill Malone

Originale englische Beschreibung

Imagine owning the most comprehensive magic book ever written. This would surely be a treasured possession for any magician with each chapter focusing on a single aspect of the craft and the very best routines ever created for it. That's the idea behind L&L Publishing's critically-acclaimed DVD series, The World's Greatest Magic by the World's Greatest Magicians. Each volume is like another chapter in the world's best magic book. Featuring in-depth exposition and instruction on some of magic's most cherished and classic effects by its most-talented practitioners, this unprecedented series represents an essential reference work for anyone interested in the magical arts, regardless of their skill level.

ACE ASSEMBLIES

The invention of the classic trick where the four Aces are deal face down, three indifferent cards are dealt onto each, yet the Aces mysteriously gather into one of the packets, is usually attributed to the French magician Conus. However, ever since its original publication in 1853, magicians are still coming up with amazing variations of this timeless effect and enchanting audiences with them to this day.

VOLUME 2

On this DVD, you'll meet five magicians who each have their own singular take on the Ace Assembly plot. First up is Bill Malone with an Ace assembly that is so clean that it does, indeed, almost look like trick cards are in use. Next, Steve Draun adds an amazingly visual ending to Marlo's Bluff assembly while Trevor Lewis switches the Aces' final destination at the last moment for a surprising finish to a fairly easy-to-do routine. John Guastaferro is next with a version where the Aces not only assemble but actually do so in the card case while Martin Nash's Aces do the same under a spectator's hand. Finally, Bill Malone returns with a technically-challenging but eye-popping routine where the Aces suddenly "and visibly" appear in the leader packet.

Hugard and Braue, in their classic book, Expert Card Technique, wrote, "Of all the tricks with playing cards, as much thought has been expended on the Four Ace trick as on any other-and the performers 'and performances' you'll watch and learn from on this DVD are ample evidence why."

Almost Like Trick Cards - Bill Malone
Bluff Aces - Steve Draun
One at a Time Aces - Trevor Lewis
Famous Aces - John Guastaferro
$10,000 Ace Assembly - Martin Nash
Unbelievable Aces - Bill Malone