The Silent Rings




A masterclass on the linking rings from FISM-winner Axel Hecklau.
Whether you already perform the rings and are looking too give your routine a boost, or are just starting out, there is something for everyone in this download. 40 years of performing experience have been put into this 3.5-hour long comprehensive guide that offers a new approach to the linking rings. Crystal-clear instructions, multi-camera views and slow motion replays makes learning the linking rings easier than ever before.
You won't just learn the HOW, but also the WHY. On top of the important theoretical thoughts on structure, dramaturgy or routining and classical moves and figures, you will learn how to link two rings with absolutely no sound in fluid motion, in many different ways.
Part 1: 7 Rings (a brilliant routine).
Analysis of the structure, dramaturgy, symbolism, background thoughts and many other theoretical aspects, as well as the routining and mechanics, of Axel Hecklaus' 7 ring routine using just a standard set of rings. This routine is 6 minutes of astonishing entertainment for all performance situations. One of the most practical pieces you can do. And Axel will spend 2 hours breaking down every decision and explaining its significance.
Part 2: Silent Rings
More than 15 different innovative ways to silently link and unlike 2 rings. There's a variation, handling or display to suit every performer's needs.
Download "The Silent Rings" today.
NOTE: No linking rings are included. This is a download only. You must provide your own set of 8 inch to 12 inch linking rings.
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Steven Collins asks: These techniques are meant for a traditional key, not magnetic, correct?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Correct!
Thomas asks: Is the 7 rings routine shown some where on the internet so we could compare it to the Sympathy of Rings Dia Vernon taught? Does he also teach flourshes?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:To keep the routine exclusive to the people who purchase it they have decided not to make the performance public at this time.
Scott asks: Does this come on dvd?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This product is an instant download. You'll need to provide your own rings.
Jan asks: Also, Chris Capehart wonderful Three Link Routine as an unusual crash link and invisible link. Would this skill be an improvement?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:This would be an improvement but also different than the Capehart routine. I think that learning both would be beneficial in studying the rings.
Jan asks: Is the routine = to or better than the Vernon's Symphony of Rings?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:That's a matter of opinion. Too subjective to answer really.
Jan asks: does it include suggested or taught routines, as Levent does?
- 1. Axel responds:Part One is the analysis of my 7 Ring Routine with every detail. Not just the mechanics but also the thinking behind it: Structure, Dramaturgy, economy of movements etc. I perform this routine for many many years in every situation: Big Stage, Parlour and close-up-shows (not table hopping)
pallav asks: Existing classic/traditional set of rings will work?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Yes.
Mark asks: The ad copy mentions 8-12 inch rings. But can the techniques (specifically in part 2 of the set) be used with smaller close up rings? I understand the routine in part 1 will require 7 rings (and will probably require the 8-12 inch rings) but I am more interested in the silent linking techniques in part 2 and making up my own routine using smaller close up 4 ring sets (4-5 inch set)
- 1. Axel responds:Maybe some moves work also with small rings. But the moves are made for stage rings. I think the small rings appear too light and too small in relation to the performers hands. If you hold a close-up ring in the fist, it looks not so elegant and you cover a lot of the ring. To hold a larger ring in the fist looks more natural (my opinion). However I think to work on the silent moves can inspire everyone who works on rings and likes to find "new" approaches.
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