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Formed in 1994, '''The Flicking Fingers''' is a group of 10 very talented German magicians who collaborate creatively and perform collectively. The group consists of: | |||
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==Awards== | |||
*SARMOTI Award (1998) | |||
*Fred Kaps Award (2002) | |||
==The Flicking Fingers in Print== | |||
In 1997, a collaborational book of material by '''The Flicking Fingers''' was published in German. One year later, [[Kaufman and Company]] published an updated edition in English called [[The Book, or Don't Forget to Point]]. Their material has also appeared on a lecture DVD entitled [[The Movie - Tricks and Fiction from the Road]], in a monthly column in [[MAGIC]] magazine, and in the [[Genii 2000 August|August 2000 issue of Genii]] ("The Flicking Fingers Hijack Magicana"). | |||
==References== | |||
[[http://theflickingfingers.com Official Website]] | |||
[[Category:Magic Acts]] | [[Category:Magic Acts]] | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 10 January 2010
Formed in 1994, The Flicking Fingers is a group of 10 very talented German magicians who collaborate creatively and perform collectively. The group consists of:
| Jorg Alexander |
| Thomas Fraps |
| Nicolai Friedrich |
| Gaston |
| Manuel Muerte |
| Pit Hartling |
| Rainer Pfeiffer |
| Helge Thun |
| Jorg Willich |
Awards
- SARMOTI Award (1998)
- Fred Kaps Award (2002)
The Flicking Fingers in Print
In 1997, a collaborational book of material by The Flicking Fingers was published in German. One year later, Kaufman and Company published an updated edition in English called The Book, or Don't Forget to Point. Their material has also appeared on a lecture DVD entitled The Movie - Tricks and Fiction from the Road, in a monthly column in MAGIC magazine, and in the August 2000 issue of Genii ("The Flicking Fingers Hijack Magicana").