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Can't believe it took 8 replies for someone to finally mention this.^^ One of the coolest sleights ever. Or, depending on how you double lift, you could top change it.

so, you're pretty much asking for exposure?

It's really quite sad.

Ehhhhhhhhhhh, let's not focus on that. Or the state of our internet. But apart from that, yes we are. That's why we're awesome.

Oh cool. God, I can't wait for Banachek. Have you seen him before?

Yes I am. Are you going to be at Kostya Kimlat's private workshop as well?

Hey, are you going to the convention at Taylor's with Banachek, Kostya Kimlat etc. in September?

Hey man, are you going to be attending the convention at Taylor's Magic this September? The one with Banachek, Kostya Kimlat etc.

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It probably has a name, but I haven't heard to anyone refer to it specifically. I independently discovered this method to blank fan in my left hand, and I wouldn't be surprised at all if it's been around for quite some time.

wait, what? There's such things as "professional" cardists? I think the point visualartist is trying to make is that it's BS that certain moves such as fans and faros can only be done with certain decks, which it is. You shouldn't need a "better" deck to make your flourishing/magic better...

i really REALLY like what you've done with the left hand's index finger in the DPS. Is that your own touch? It's excellent.

Depends on the situation.

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It sounds like the method for blank fanning if the deck is in your left hand, just reversed. Or a one hand-semicircular reverse fan, but formed with two hands.

So what was the point you were trying to make? can you source that? I've never heard about his concert playing before. or maybe my definition of art is different to yours, and is one that doesn't define a magic trick as a piece of art.

Family is not the best audience to practice on, especially if you've practiced on them before. But even if you haven't, they are familiar with your body language and nuances, and unless you're a perfect actor, you will give tells that the coin is not where it is supposed to be. The tells will be...

If playing piano like Elton John is the pinnacle of musical talent, then I worry for music. I mean absolutely no disrespect to the man, he's one of my favourite musicians, and I would be one of the happiest people in the world if I had his technical ability, but if we look at the great...

Since this thread was about musical composition, I referred to musical talent. I have no problem admitting that the biggest names in pop are top notch performers and showmen/women, but when it comes to musical talent, that's a different story.

Really? How was her tone/diction/enunciation? Was her belting controlled? How was her phrasing? Did she manage her breathing effectively? How was her rhythm? Was her head voice as strong as it is in studio?