Magic Of Ascanio Vol.2 - Studies Of Card Magic by Arturo Ascanio - Book

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Magic of Ascanio to cztery tomki zawierające pełne dzieło Maestra, który zmienił kierunek magicznego artysty w Hiszpanii i wpłynął na wielu powodujących wykonawców. Dowiedz się wszystkiego o legacji prawdziwego mistrza naszej sztuki: jego zrównoważonych teoriach, legendarnych rutynach kartowych i manewrach oraz magicznym użyciu kiełków.

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• Tom drugi zawiera szczegółowe badanie rozłożenia Ascanio i jego wariantów, a także wszystkich lay-downów. Te manewry, fundamenty magii Ascanio, nigdy przedtem nie wyjaśniane tak szczegółowo, dają ci pełną zrozumienie tych marzeń.
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• Przygotuj się na przyjemny podróże po wcześniejszych wersjach klasycznych Ascania. Rutyny Ole i Wałka (trójfazowa) oraz Ojciec Ace i Synowie (wersje 66 i 67) wprowadzą Cię do marzeń świata Ascanio.
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• Trzy kolejne rozdziały zawierają magiczną praktykę mentorów Ascania: Kapsa, Carlesa, Dany Raya, Fu Manchu oraz jednego z jego idolów w sztuce: Eda Marlo. Te rutyny są przemyślane przez Ascanio.
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• Rozdział Siedem zawiera ulubione rutyny Ascania: Jeśli Nie Zwróćysz Uwagi..., Karty Wujki Enriquety, Trick, który Pokazuję Dai Vernonowi, Sleightless Ole i Wałka (lub tak się wydaje) oraz Miłość z Ace.
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• Rozdział Osiem opisuje dwa ulubione rutyny Ascania: Rzucające Acesy i Nie Patrz! Ponownie. Trick, który Pokazuję Dai Vernonowi jest lekcją Naturalnej Warunkowania, a Rzucające Acesy były częścią jego zwycięskiej rutyny na FISM w Amsterdamie 1970 roku.
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• Rozdział Dziewięć zawiera dwa klasyki Ascania: Barokowa Transpozycja i Moc Myśli Mechanicznej.
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• Tom dziesiąty przynosi Ci niektóre z małych sztuczek Ascania, takie jak: Dolores's Trick, Patologia Kart, X - 1 = 0, Triumph, Osiowa Ole i Wałka, Dziewięć Faktów, Antagonistyczne Acesy oraz Głód marzeń.

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320 ilustracji na stronach 390.

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The Magic of Ascanio offers you, in four volumes, the complete work of the Maestro who changed the direction of magic in Spain and influenced many successful performers. Learn all about the legacy of a true master of our art: his ground-breaking theories, his legendary card routines and sleights, and his magic with pocket knives.

Studies of Card Magic
This second volume, with forewords by Roberto Giobbi and Aurelio Paviato, contains an exhaustive study of the Ascanio Spread and its variants, and all the lay-downs. These sleights, the cornerstones of Ascanio's magic, have never been explained so thoroughly before. Careful study of this section alone will give you a complete understanding of these marvelous sleights.

Get ready for the pleasant journey of studying the early versions of Ascanio's classics. Oil and Water using the Ascanio Spread (a three-phase routine) and Father Ace and Sons (versions 66 and 67) will take you into the wonderful world of Ascanio's routining. See the theory in action, with examples of concepts explained in the first volume, such as the Parenthesis of Forgetfulness, the Anti-Contrasting Parenthesis, Stressing the Initial Situation, Slow Execution, misdirection, and the In-Transit Actions.

The next three chapters include magic by Ascanio's mentors, Kaps and Carles, by his colleagues Dany Ray and Fu Manchu, and by one of his idols in magic: Ed Marlo, all with the Ascanio treatment. This section contains tricks shown to Ascanio by these great masters.

Chapter Seven includes Ascanio's favorite routines: If You Don't Pay Attention..., Aunt Enriqueta's Aces, The Trick I Would Show Dai Vernon, Sleightless Oil and Water (or so it seems), and Aces with Love.

In Chapter Eight two other Ascanio favorites are described: The Wriggling Aces and Don't Blink! Revisited. The Trick I Would Show Dai Vernon is a lesson on Conditioned Naturalness, and The Wriggling Aces was part of his winning act at FISM in Amsterdam 1970.

Chapter Nine includes two Ascanian classics: A Baroque Transposition and The Mechanical Strength of Thought.

Chapter Ten finally brings you some of Ascanio's minor masterpieces such as: Dolores's Trick, The Pathology of Cards, X - 1 = 0, Triumph, Eight-Card Oil and Water, The Nine Facts, Antagonistic Aces, and A Hunger for Dreaming.

Pages 320 and 390 illustrations.

Oryginalny opis angielski

The Magic of Ascanio offers you, in four volumes, the complete work of the Maestro who changed the direction of magic in Spain and influenced many successful performers. Learn all about the legacy of a true master of our art: his ground-breaking theories, his legendary card routines and sleights, and his magic with pocket knives.

Studies of Card Magic
This second volume, with forewords by Roberto Giobbi and Aurelio Paviato, contains an exhaustive study of the Ascanio Spread and its variants, and all the lay-downs. These sleights, the cornerstones of Ascanio's magic, have never been explained so thoroughly before. Careful study of this section alone will give you a complete understanding of these marvelous sleights.

Get ready for the pleasant journey of studying the early versions of Ascanio's classics. Oil and Water using the Ascanio Spread (a three-phase routine) and Father Ace and Sons (versions 66 and 67) will take you into the wonderful world of Ascanio's routining. See the theory in action, with examples of concepts explained in the first volume, such as the Parenthesis of Forgetfulness, the Anti-Contrasting Parenthesis, Stressing the Initial Situation, Slow Execution, misdirection, and the In-Transit Actions.

The next three chapters include magic by Ascanio's mentors, Kaps and Carles, by his colleagues Dany Ray and Fu Manchu, and by one of his idols in magic: Ed Marlo, all with the Ascanio treatment. This section contains tricks shown to Ascanio by these great masters.

Chapter Seven includes Ascanio's favorite routines: If You Don't Pay Attention..., Aunt Enriqueta's Aces, The Trick I Would Show Dai Vernon, Sleightless Oil and Water (or so it seems), and Aces with Love.

In Chapter Eight two other Ascanio favorites are described: The Wriggling Aces and Don't Blink! Revisited. The Trick I Would Show Dai Vernon is a lesson on Conditioned Naturalness, and The Wriggling Aces was part of his winning act at FISM in Amsterdam 1970.

Chapter Nine includes two Ascanian classics: A Baroque Transposition and The Mechanical Strength of Thought.

Chapter Ten finally brings you some of Ascanio's minor masterpieces such as: Dolores's Trick, The Pathology of Cards, X - 1 = 0, Triumph, Eight-Card Oil and Water, The Nine Facts, Antagonistic Aces, and A Hunger for Dreaming.

Pages 320 and 390 illustrations.