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Große Kartenschule. Eine Einführung in die Kunst, mit Karten zu zaubern. Band 2.

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Picking up where Volume One left off, Volume Two teaches such classic and invaluable sleights as the palm, the pass, the glimpse, false counts and much more. Volume Two concludes with a chapter on psychology, misdirection and presentation that's among the best treatments ever done on these important subjects. Throughout, Mr. Giobbi includes original ideas and refinements, guaranteeing every reader, no matter how experienced, fresh techniques and insights. Some of the topics covered in Volume Two include: The Glimpse Card Reverses The Crimp Palming False Cuts False Counts The Pass The Overhand Shuffle Flourishes The Double Turnover Misdirection Psychology Routining Presentation

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Große Kartenschule. Eine Einführung in die Kunst, mit Karten zu zaubern. Band 2., Roberto Giobbi

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Titre
Große Kartenschule. Eine Einführung in die Kunst, mit Karten zu zaubern. Band 2.
Langue
Allemand
Publié
2001
Format
rigide
Pages
591
ISBN10
8886809506
ISBN13
9788886809504
Séries
Mots clés
Nonfiction, Magie
Description
Picking up where Volume One left off, Volume Two teaches such classic and invaluable sleights as the palm, the pass, the glimpse, false counts and much more. Volume Two concludes with a chapter on psychology, misdirection and presentation that's among the best treatments ever done on these important subjects. Throughout, Mr. Giobbi includes original ideas and refinements, guaranteeing every reader, no matter how experienced, fresh techniques and insights. Some of the topics covered in Volume Two include: The Glimpse Card Reverses The Crimp Palming False Cuts False Counts The Pass The Overhand Shuffle Flourishes The Double Turnover Misdirection Psychology Routining Presentation