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Postby RolandHenning » Aug 27th, '05, 18:39



My name is Roland Henning. I am a 27 year old magician from Germany. I am a professional magician and I pay my rent doing it. I found this forum typing my name into the Google search engine. My name was mentioned on this forum and I took a look around.

To make a long story short, I registered.

My interest in magic covers pretty much everything. I used to do bizarr magic (the freak stuff) and slowly turned to mentalism. After doing that professionally for a few years I stated to explore the world of Close Up Magic, which didn't get enough bookings, so I extended towards comedy stage magic. I don't do any mentalism anymore. A few videos of mine are uploaded at the MVD. Take a look if you have the time.

I am looking forward to having interesting magic talks.

cu Roland Henning

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Postby RolandHenning » Aug 27th, '05, 18:43

Oh yeah, I forgot to mention. I am doing street magic as well. It is actually my favorite type of magic. Probably the most honest type of magic, getting the most honest reactions (money). With street magic I am talking about the classic way. i think it is called busking. You know getting a crowd, keeping the crowd and making them pay money.

I love "sleight of hand"-magic and dislike "self working"-magic.

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Postby ajthegreat » Aug 27th, '05, 19:17

Nice to see another familiar face here Roland!

I too am new here, so it would look odd if I welcome you. So I'll just let the welcome party do that :)

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Postby dfitz1000 » Aug 27th, '05, 20:45

Wilkommen zum TM, Roland.
Ich hoffe mein schriftlicher Deutsch ist in ordnung.

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Postby SirRawlins » Aug 27th, '05, 21:24

Ah, Meine deutch ist nich so gut,

Haribo mach kinda fro und ebvachziner aben so! .... i think? ... lol

Welcome bud ... they are a lovy bunch of chapps here ... sure you will feel right at home!

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Postby vic_vdb » Aug 27th, '05, 21:26

Again, Wilkommen

Look forward to your contributions,

mit freundliches grüssen,

Vic

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Postby wingman04 » Aug 27th, '05, 22:11

Welcome to TM!

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Postby Stephen Ward » Aug 27th, '05, 22:36

Willkommen zum Forum. Nizza Land leben Sie innen, ich sind gewesen dort mehrmals, mein Liebling, den Band deutsch sind, Kraftwerk! :P :P

If that is wrong then sorry :lol:

Edit: that is wrong isn't it! i meant to say "Welcome to the forum. Nice country you live in, i have been there several times. My favourite band are german, Kraftwerk!!!

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Postby SirRawlins » Aug 27th, '05, 22:51

At least you had somthing worth while to say Stephan ... my german is very poor ... and the only thing i have the remote memory of how to say is ... "Kids love Haribo and so do Grown Ups!" lol

Oh Dear!

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Postby Stephen Ward » Aug 27th, '05, 22:54

Thanks, i may not have welcomed you, so welcome too sir Rawlin :lol:

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Postby RolandHenning » Aug 28th, '05, 01:04

Thank you for "welcoming" me.

Here is my website:
Nordzauberer.de
In German only, sorry about that.

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Postby Stephen Ward » Aug 28th, '05, 01:06

Nice site :lol: i do speak a little German so i will have a go at reading your site :lol:

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Postby katrielalex » Aug 28th, '05, 11:05

Just to be annoying and to start a discussion, I don't see what's wrong with self-workers. In fact, I prefer them to sleighty tricks - you don't have to worry about performing the invisible turnover backflip sidesteal spread pass control because there isn't one :mrgreen:!

A spectator doesn't know the difference between a self-worker and a sleighty trick - so there's no difference to them. However, the problem arises when the effect of the self-worker is not as good as the effects with sleights. And nobody, ever do the 21-card-trick...aaaaarrrrrgggghhh.

Check out ETMCM for some great self-workers!

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Postby Nox » Aug 28th, '05, 11:57

Welcome to TM :D

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Postby RolandHenning » Aug 28th, '05, 21:52

katrielalex wrote:Just to be annoying and to start a discussion, I don't see what's wrong with self-workers. In fact, I prefer them to sleighty tricks - you don't have to worry about performing the invisible turnover backflip sidesteal spread pass control because there isn't one :mrgreen:!


Maybe I should be more precise. I don't like to do self working magic. There are some good self working tricks out there. But when I do them I don't feel like I am doing the magic (which is the case when using sleight of hand) but the prop does it. Kind of feels wrong to me, witout me being able to tell you exactly what is wrong about it. So I don't do it and I am happy.

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