Symphony of the Rings

Lewis Ganson expertly and with care to minute details explains the famous six ring routine devised by Dai Vernon. Vernon first performed the entire routine in front of Ganson's cine camera. By studying the film in slow motion, they were able to determine the most suitable photographs to take with a still camera to illustrate the text.

Many considered the best and most beautiful routine for the Chinese Linking Rings. You can see Vernon perform this routine in Dai Vernon in Britain 1958.

1st edition 1958, PDF 31 pages.

8. Introduction
10. THE SYMPHONY OF THE RINGS
11. The Rings
11. Arranging the Rings
11. Performance
12. 1. The Count
13. 2. The twisting move
14. 3. Linking two rings
15. 4. Spinning the rings
16. 5. Unlinking two rings
16. 6. Sounding the rings
17. 7. The crash linking
18. 8. The pull through
19. 9. The chain of three rings
20. 10. Linking the two single rings and the key ring
21. 11. Unlinking the rings
23. 12. The continuous linking
23. 13. The falling ring
24. 14. The interlocked rings
26. 15. The figures
27. 16. The long chain
28. 17. Unlinking a solid ring
29. 18. Unlinking all the rings

word count: 9393 which is equivalent to 37 standard pages of text

Publisher: Harry Stanley Unique Magic Studio