World's Greatest Magic: Triumph Vol. 2 von L&L Publishing - DVD
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Johnny Thompson's Commercial Classics of Magic Volume 1 - DVD images
Johnny Thompson's Commercial Classics of Magic Volume 1 - DVD
Johnny Thompson's Commercial Classics of Magic Volume 1 - DVD
Ich habe mehr von John Thompson gelernt als von irgendeinem anderen Quelltext auf der Welt. Jetzt kannst auch du vom Meister lernen!
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- Bälle & Netz (Stumm Mora - Dai Vernon) \n
- Münzen durch Tisch (Al Baker) \n
- Wingesilber (Dai Vernon) \n
- Kupfer und Silberwechsel (Dai Vernon) \n
- Verschwindendes Glas (Max Matini) \n
- Bensons Vasenroutine (Roy Benson) \n
- Zu passende Karten (Leipzigs Opener) (Dai Vernon) \n
- Automatische Aasen (Vögel vom gleichen Schlag) (Hofzinser) \n
"Die Materialien in diesen Tapes sind klassische Effekte, die den Test der Zeit und des Auftritts überstanden haben. Sie können also als kommerziell bezeichnet werden. Ich habe diese Effekte erfolgreich während meiner Karriere verwendet und in den meisten Fällen stammen die Bewegungen, Routinen und Handlings direkt von den Autoren. Es ist, nach Meinung meines Schatzes, einige der besten Nah-, Salon-, Umherspazier- und Bühnenmagie je entwickelt worden und die Autoren sind ein fast vollständiges Who's Who der Magie, das von Allerton bis Zarrow reicht, mit einem großen Anteil an Vernon dazwischen. Ich hoffe, dass du diese wunderbaren Commercial Classics so sehr genießen wirst wie ich." - Johnny Thompson
\n\nOriginale englische Beschreibung
I have learned more from John Thompson than from any other source in the world. Now you, too, can learn from the master!" -Lance Burton
"The material contained in these tapes is made up of classic effects which have stood the test of time and performance and therefore can truly be deemed commercial. They are effects that I've successfully used throughout my career and, in most instances, the moves, routines and handlings were garnered directly from the authors. It is, in my estimation, some of the best close-up, parlor, walk-around and stage magic that has ever been developed and the authors are a virtual Who's Who of magic that run the gamut from Allerton to Zarrow, wth a great deal of Vernon in between. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy learning and performing these wonderful Commercial Classics as much as I have." -Johnny Thompson
Volume One
- Balls & Net (Silent Mora - Dai Vernon) - Johnny explains the current thinking behind this classic effect.
- Coins Through Table (Al Baker) - A compilation of Baker, Vernon and Slydini.
- Han Ping Chien Coin Trick(Han Ping Chien) - Johnny describes a palms-up version of the Chinese classic.
- Winged Silver (Dai Vernon) - The Professor's method for the classic Coins Across.
- Copper & Silver Transposition(Dai Vernon) - Vernon's handling of this classic is completely explained.
- Vanishing Glass (Glass Through Table) (Max Matini) - The Malini routine is combined with a clever T. Nelson Downs subtlety.
- Benson's Bowl Routine (Roy Benson) - Benson's version of the classic Cups and Balls.
- Matching the Cards (Leipzig's Opener) (Dai Vernon) - Exactly as presented by the Professor.
- Automatic Aces (Birds of a Feather) (Hofzinser) - Thompson's routine for the classic commonly referred to as MacDonald's Aces.
Originale englische Beschreibung
I have learned more from John Thompson than from any other source in the world. Now you, too, can learn from the master!" -Lance Burton
"The material contained in these tapes is made up of classic effects which have stood the test of time and performance and therefore can truly be deemed commercial. They are effects that I've successfully used throughout my career and, in most instances, the moves, routines and handlings were garnered directly from the authors. It is, in my estimation, some of the best close-up, parlor, walk-around and stage magic that has ever been developed and the authors are a virtual Who's Who of magic that run the gamut from Allerton to Zarrow, wth a great deal of Vernon in between. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy learning and performing these wonderful Commercial Classics as much as I have." -Johnny Thompson
Volume One
- Balls & Net (Silent Mora - Dai Vernon) - Johnny explains the current thinking behind this classic effect.
- Coins Through Table (Al Baker) - A compilation of Baker, Vernon and Slydini.
- Han Ping Chien Coin Trick(Han Ping Chien) - Johnny describes a palms-up version of the Chinese classic.
- Winged Silver (Dai Vernon) - The Professor's method for the classic Coins Across.
- Copper & Silver Transposition(Dai Vernon) - Vernon's handling of this classic is completely explained.
- Vanishing Glass (Glass Through Table) (Max Matini) - The Malini routine is combined with a clever T. Nelson Downs subtlety.
- Benson's Bowl Routine (Roy Benson) - Benson's version of the classic Cups and Balls.
- Matching the Cards (Leipzig's Opener) (Dai Vernon) - Exactly as presented by the Professor.
- Automatic Aces (Birds of a Feather) (Hofzinser) - Thompson's routine for the classic commonly referred to as MacDonald's Aces.
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