Michael Vincent®️| Classic Books, Classic Magic - Stars of Magic 

I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing these magic acts. Just something so calming and yet equally exciting. They never fail to make me smile and cheer me up.

Mr. Vincent, from the first time I saw you perform your style inspired me. Along with the seemingly effortless way you perform highly technical magic. I am a big fan of “Stars of Magic” also. I really like your third to Leipzig’s Opener. There’s something about sometimes reading an effect and seeing it performed by a master. And thank you for also recommending Harry Lorayne. I’ve begun exploring his card magic and books and greatly enjoying them.

Mannnnnnnnn The final phase of Leipzig’s opener just floored me❣️♣️♠️♦️

I am mesmerized by the first control you did after the indian shuffle. I just need to know , can’t see any break, any pass, anything. I watched slow mo 50 times ! You really are a master !

Great video. Look forward to learning these.❤

Leipzig’s Opener. A beautifully constructed piece of magic and a real mystery for people to behold. Your presentation is inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

Okay,I'm rewinding the video 5 -6 sometimes 7 or 8 times ,and I think I understand what's going ,but your Slight of Hand is so Damn perfect it's almost unbelievable.

Michael, It’s only Wednesday and already these uploads have been an embarrassment of riches for those that love this art. I too have read multiple variations of Vernon‘s triumph. I have yet to perform anything other than the original as well.

This was great, thank you for sharing this. You bring us back to this book more than anyone else, the foundations brought forth in it are invaluable. Your a great teacher Michael, cheers.

Thank you Michael. These are amazing effects, presented by a master. You have instilled a desire in me to renew my relationship with the many magic tomes I have to enjoy. Thanks and keep those videos coming, please!

Wow!!! This Nate Leipzig's opener is... wow!!! I don't have this book but I may work on this routine.

Nice add on to a great effect, loving this series so far, look forward to the next one!!!👍

so smooth.

Wonderful.

As allways... beautiful work Michael. You are an inspiration.

Have no idea how you made that card jump to the top when you waved your hands over :O amazing, for lack of better word... let me think... BAFFLING!

That was beautiful Michael. I have not done my homework yet but, last night, I decided that Stars of Magic would be the book to go to. I am looking forward to reading between the lines.

Wow this performance floored me! Beautiful Magic!

That was amazing ! Truly inspirational! I can’t wait till next video!👍📚

Great job Sir. You are my hero, my mentor and inspiration of card magic. Your work has inspired me alot and I can't THANK YOU enough Sir Michael Vincent 🙏😊❤

Thank you for youre videos. Love them!

I'm really excited for this series. And I know you have many, many classic books to pull material from. Cheers, Michael!!!

That was very enjoyable!Loved it!Slick movesThe sleights on the first trick were totally invisible,got to hand it to you!Superb routines.Thank you.

Boom what a book always loved the smell 👊🏻👌🏻

What a wonderful delight! These classic magic books must be really something special if you read them & apply your own interpretation to the lessons because man! you sure make my eyes go wide and my mouth fly open in astonishment every time 😂. I still don’t know what my favorite routine is yet which means you have to keep doing them lol. Just lovely Michael. Thanks so much!

That Hail Mary is a stunning subtlety that makes the final phase of that first routine all the more beautiful and mystifying. It’s time I buy a copy of Stars of Magic.

That palming technique of yours is so incredible good 👍🏼 and like always such clean and smooth but still exciting presentation.

Thank you. Have a great day.

This is such a great idea. It really inspired me to go back to some of the classic books in my collection.

I LOVE these videos !

Perfection!

Absolutely beautiful work my friend. You are my inspiration for continuing to learn this wonderful art. Cheers from St Louis USA

Great job Michael