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Royal Jazz Quartet by David Regal (Instant Download)


Queens hate mingling with dirty commoners. A miracle you can do with ANY deck, with a kicker ending that puts jaws on the floor. START LEARNING INSTANTLY.
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"I absolutely love 'Royal Jazz'...David took an already perfect trick and made it MORE perfect!" - Cody Fisher

"David Regal has given a beautiful old girl a new dress. Yes, he's added a cracking kicker to Jazz Aces. If you know me you know I love kickers. And as far as kickers go, this is a heck of a kick! Phew! Bravo, David." - Paul Gordon

"David Regal has a special affection for non-pick-a-card effects such as Peter Kane's "Jazz Aces" and I have a special affection for David's versions of such classics. "Royal Jazz Quartet" is no exception. His thinking is clear and his motivations structured so as to not muddy the effect. The Oscar Weigl addition David shares was inspired. Using normal cards from a normal deck and David's streamlined, crystal clear handling & instructions make this as much fun to perform as it is to watch. I immediately added this to my repertoire. Thanks again, David." - Geoff Williams

"Royal Jazz Aves is a great version of a great routine by a great magician! David has kept the simple direct brilliant effect of Peter Kane’s original routine added great ideas of Oscar Weigle and mixed in a bit of that Regal “magic” and created a wonderful fun piece of card magic. This is one that’s as much fun to perform as it is for your audience to experience. My favorite kind of magic. You will learn and perform this one ALOT! Highly recommended!" - Tom Dobrowolski

A card trick that doesn’t need any gaffs and has a kicker they don’t see coming is a rare and beautiful thing. Royal Jazz Quartet is David Regal’s approach to Peter Kane’s classic Jazz Aces effect, and it is that rare and beautiful piece. Not only is the plot simple and easy to follow, but there is only one simple move you need to learn and David Regal teaches it so thoroughly that anyone can master it.

Here’s what happens:

The magician takes four queens and four spot cards out of the deck and places them on the table. One by one the spot cards change places with the queens, impossibly assembling into one corner of the table. Just when the audience thinks the trick is over, the four spot cards transform into the four kings. No gaffs. No Special cards. Just some very simple sleight of hand.

Royal Jazz Quartet comes with a fantastic routine carefully crafted by David Regal that your audiences will love. This is the perfect effect for anyone looking to add a new card trick to their repertoire but doesn’t want just another “pick a card” effect. You’ll love this packet trick that comes out of an ordinary deck. Ready yourself to play with the Royal Jazz Quartet.

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Please get to the point Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 5th, 2019
Let me first say that I think David is one of the great magic thinkers of the last 50 years. Also, his reviews on reel magic magazine are spot on. However, I take issue with this video. David appears to be a really nice person and he wants to impart as much knowledge as possible in this trick. The problem is that David decides to go on tangents while he is describing the actual effect. You pick the cards up to follow him and than you are met with a philosophical diatribe. You simply can not follow him. The time for magic theory is prior to the explanation of the moves or subsequent to the moves. You do not add theory while you are explaining the moves in the trick. Don.t get me wrong. The trick is good. David, please stay on point.
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Teaching the performance of Royal Jazz Quartet Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 27th, 2019
The “Learn “ video explanation has too much verbal clutter which complicates understanding the procedure. References and acknowledgements to other magicians should not be included when teaching the way to perform the process as it disturbs and makes it difficult to follow how the trick should be done. Those comments should only be mentioned/discussed after the full procedure has been clearly described.
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Royal Jazz Quartet Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 25th, 2019
I thought the instructions in the video were a bit disjointed. Instead of going through the routine explaining each segment one after another he broke it up with showing different moves and history tit bits which were told about the routine so I found that I have to replay it over and over again to learn just the routine.I thought these explanations and history comments could come at the end. Maybe my age 85 has something to do with it.
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Great sleight of hand effect! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
This is really refreshing. Old school sleight of hand is taught and it is a hard hitting effect. What feels like a great packet trick can be done with a borrowed deck of cards. I can't wait to learn this.
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This is SO GOOD! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
David Regal has come up with another winner here! He has taken a classic magic plot and simplified it, made it much easier to perform, and added a great kicker ending. What more could you ask for?

As always, he does a great job teaching everything you need to know to master this effect quickly and easily. He starts by showing how to set up the cards right in front of the audience. From there, he explains how to make every move have a purpose so that it all seems completely fair. This is a master class on the simple move used here.

Highly recommended!
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A really nice handling of the effect Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
I love this type of card trick. There are only a few cards in play so it is very easy for the spectators to follow. You are so far ahead of the audience, they won't be able to piece together the secret. Also, there's only one move you need to pull this off. David also talks a little about eliminating unnecessary moves and creating a reason for the moves you can't get rid of. This is a fine effect that you should seriously consider learning.
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Get ready to slay with RJQ! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
This is an incredibly fun-to-do, fun-to-perform trick with a solid premise and beautiful structure.

It's a reaction machine and a great worker for everyone, including walk-arounds. David Regal is a great teacher and you'll learn all the necessary moves to start performing this one immediately.

This is absolute boss of a closer.

BUY THIS!
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Super streamlined. Killer ending Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
Once again David Regal delivers with a classic of magic made simpler and even more impressive than how the classic is often performed. He’s eliminated several moves and provided a surprise kicker ending Which this is quite fun.

There are some moves to learn here but nothing nickel busting. Basically just one or two moves repeat it so for those who don’t do a lot of card magic you’ll find this easy to learn. And, their moves you really should know if you’re going to do card card magic.

As usual, David’s teaching is very clear and straightforward and concise and done at a good pace and with good camera angles. So it’s easy to learn.

If you liked what you saw on the video you’re going to find this easy to learn and a really fun thing to have in your repertoire. Definitely an effect to get!
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on November 19th, 2019
This is a great jazz Aces effect. David talks about doing this impromptu by stacking the packet but quite a lot of by-talk would be necessary. Really nice invisible transpo effect with a very strong and dare I say logical kicker ending!
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Jazzed up aces + mini-master class in effect construction Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 5th, 2023
This is a very simple variation of Jazz Aces with a kicker ending where the indifferent cards turn into kings. I like the fact that it is ungaffed, but truly looks like it must be gaffed.

David Regal has made sure that every move is motivated. You need to stick close to procedure, but everything is accomplished with only a single sleight.

The teaching is excellent--David Regal is a very patient and careful teacher. There has been some criticism that he breaks up the teaching with short segments of theory. This is true, but it is only about a 16 minute download so there is not much filler here.

The thing that is really missing here is a recap with a quick run through. It would have taken a few more minutes to shoot that, but it could have added a lot of value to learners. That said, this takes nothing away from the value of the trick itself.

You can probably figure it out for yourself, but there is probably a better way to do the cleanup so that the indifferent cards are ditched and the kings and queens are examinable in the end. That might have been a nice addition to the trick, but is not completely necessary.

Jazz Aces is already a killer effect, but Davit Regal has kicked things up a notch and actually made the execution of the effect simpler. As with most Regal effects, he has thought this through quickly and made sure every move was motivated so that everything looks as above board as possible.

Do you absolutely need to get this? If you are satisfied with your version of Jazz Aces, maybe not. But take a look at the trailer--what you see is what you get.

The appearance of the four kings at the end of the trick really sends it home. And in a mere 16 minutes of teaching, you will learn this effect and have a master class in how to structure and construct an effect that you will use with your other magic. Recommended.
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