Introducing The Erdnase Project - Marcos Waldemar
A Monographic Study on the Erdnase Change
The Erdnase Change: one of card magic’s most famous, dissected, and debated moves. It first made its debut in English in 1897, courtesy of August Roterberg in New Era Card Tricks, under the charming name "Excelsior Change", credited to Adrian Plate. Fast forward a bit, and it was S. W. Erdnase who put it on the map in the classic tome, The Expert at the Card Table.
Since then, this technique has been reimagined by countless magicians... When done right, it’s a showstopper. When done wrong... well, let’s just say it’s a sight best avoided (and possibly a reason to rethink your life choices).
15 Years of Obsession
For over 15 years, Marcos Waldemar has been inseparable from a deck of cards, utterly obsessed with this technique. This isn’t just your run-of-the-mill tutorial.
It’s the culmination of years of trial, error, and a bit of sanity lost along the way. Today, he’s finally ready to let you in on:
- His secrets
- His personal variations
- And those sneaky subtleties that turn a basic move into a genuine illusion
What You'll Find Inside
A thorough exploration of the Erdnase Change, from the basics to the more advanced wizardry:
- M.W. Erdnase
Foundations of the original technique and Marcos' personal spin
Technical details, structure, and control
- Multiple Erdnase Change
- Covert Erdnase Change
- Middle Erdnase Change
- Step Erdnase Change
- No Deck Erdnase Change
- Waldemar's Favourite Sequence
- Bonus Trick
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