Wow, the classics but delivered with such mastery that they are elegant and beautiful. Even more when you know the sleights. If they weren't so beautiful the whole thing would be depressing to anyone who's ever spent time trying to learn the techniques themselves. Damn my clumsy fingers!
That coin routine is top notch. The nuances of him slapping his hands together and rubbing his palms probably is not noticed on first viewing on showing there are no coins in his hands.
Man , even 12 years ago this routine is as beautiful then as it is today! I'm a hobbyist card guy that has just started dabbling in the coin world and this wonderful Michael Vincent video showed up on my feed. I just love it. Such a masterful bit of choreography that you expect from Michael. Can anyone confirm which disc this is from? I believe it is on his Rhapsody in Silver and other mysteries DVD, yes that is correct. This is something I really would like to put time learning, even if it will take years. Just beautiful, thank you Michael 🤝
the coin trick is amazing, the card trick is a well known trick but the way he present it make it a miracle, the presentation is 60 percent for the result of a trick and the manipulation is only 40 per cent
lol the coin trick at the start was so beautiful i only realised hes saying his left is right and vice versa (reversed video). i think hes my fav magician.
Hi mate, I think all the music is from the album Timeless by Darian Stavans. I was watching this on my phone so was a bit tricky trying to auto shazam in the background. It's available on iTunes. Really nice music actually, I downloaded the whole album which is why I can't quite remember which song starts where but I'm pretty certain all the music in this video is from that album. Cheers.
The way I see it, the spectator would have no idea, nor would most lay people. The only people who would notice would be magicians already familiar with moves. I noticed, felt good that I had seen how it was done, and enjoyed the beauty of the effect, the skill with which it was performed, and the reaction of the spectators. What more do you need from a magic video: everyone is happy? That leaves the question: who are you? I can't believe you're a magician: because there's no way a true magician would spoil a trick in the way you did. So that makes you a layperson who has taken an interest in how some tricks are done and in spoiling them for everyone.
I found my favorite magician. Michael Vincent. True moments of magic that take you away. His style is brilliance, elegance, belief and happiness.
Agreed, Micheal Vincent is a true master at his craft.
He's the greatest of all time.
yes
absolutely
💯💥.....the MAN
probably my favourite performer ever. So elegant, so crafty, simply amazing.
So simple - but what a great impact! He does have some of the most carefully choreographed patter out there.
That is the thing. His patter is so well rehearsed it sounds natural.
Agree, he is my favorite entertainer in every style he creates. Cards, coins, anything! He is a master worth paying attention to
I love Michael Vincent. He's so happy performing and making people smile.
Wow, the classics but delivered with such mastery that they are elegant and beautiful. Even more when you know the sleights. If they weren't so beautiful the whole thing would be depressing to anyone who's ever spent time trying to learn the techniques themselves. Damn my clumsy fingers!
That coin routine is top notch. The nuances of him slapping his hands together and rubbing his palms probably is not noticed on first viewing on showing there are no coins in his hands.
Man , even 12 years ago this routine is as beautiful then as it is today! I'm a hobbyist card guy that has just started dabbling in the coin world and this wonderful Michael Vincent video showed up on my feed. I just love it. Such a masterful bit of choreography that you expect from Michael. Can anyone confirm which disc this is from? I believe it is on his Rhapsody in Silver and other mysteries DVD, yes that is correct.
This is something I really would like to put time learning, even if it will take years. Just beautiful, thank you Michael 🤝
Brilliant, Michael!
He is such a. Master!!
Pure class act
That is great!
Great music
the coin trick is amazing, the card trick is a well known trick but the way he present it make it a miracle, the presentation is 60 percent for the result of a trick and the manipulation is only 40 per cent
Who is smoother than Professor Vincent? Answer...no one.
WORD!
Bro John Hamman routine, very nicely done.
This is amazing, I love seeing her reaction. Priceless !!
"I won't look" 4:13
That was insanely sloppy for a guy like that, or the camera man wasn't supposed to be there. Weird. That was a big flash.
he stared at it for a good second. and blabbered too much afterwards. That being said, I have been watching his videos and he is awesome in general.
We saw that. They didnt that's the important thing.
lol the coin trick at the start was so beautiful i only realised hes saying his left is right and vice versa (reversed video).
i think hes my fav magician.
This is so well done. Does anyone know the name of the effect?
Invisible Card.
Are there 8 of him?
Incredible coin routine
What is the name of the melody starting at 5:24 ?
Hi mate, I think all the music is from the album Timeless by Darian Stavans. I was watching this on my phone so was a bit tricky trying to auto shazam in the background. It's available on iTunes. Really nice music actually, I downloaded the whole album which is why I can't quite remember which song starts where but I'm pretty certain all the music in this video is from that album. Cheers.
Thanks a lot man ! :) :)
i dont have money
U looks at card
As plain as day
Good card trick. But I saw the pinky break u did plus the park . bad camera angle
The way I see it, the spectator would have no idea, nor would most lay people. The only people who would notice would be magicians already familiar with moves. I noticed, felt good that I had seen how it was done, and enjoyed the beauty of the effect, the skill with which it was performed, and the reaction of the spectators. What more do you need from a magic video: everyone is happy? That leaves the question: who are you? I can't believe you're a magician: because there's no way a true magician would spoil a trick in the way you did. So that makes you a layperson who has taken an interest in how some tricks are done and in spoiling them for everyone.
what are you watching? this is a coin trick.
Karl Kellar Well maybe if you had watched the whole video, you'd know lol