Juggling or How to be a juggler / Rupert Ingalese ; with annotations by Thom Wall.

By:

Ingalese, Rupert [autor]

Contributor(s):

Wall, Thom, 1987- [editor literario]

Material type: Text

texto

Media type:

sin mediación

Carrier type:

volumen

ISBN:

9781733971201

Other title:

How to be a juggler

Subject(s):

Juegos malabares

Contents:

What is this book? ; Introduction ; How and where to practise ; Ball juggling ; Preliminary practice ; Feats of balancing ; Juggling with plates ; Juggling with bottles ; A fw hints on juggling with clubs ; Tricks with hats, umbrellas, etc. ; Addendum ; Acknowledgements.

Note: Reproduce la edición original de 1921, por Rupert Ingalese, con anotaciones de Thom Wall Summary: "Juggling by Rupert Ingalese is an important work that sheds light on what the art of juggling looked like a century ago. Thom Wall's annotated insights and commentary on the text highlight how the art form has changed and how it has stayed the same as the decades have passed. Mr. Wall's expertise on the subject provides valuable insight to the original text". (David Cain, cubierta posterior)

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Reproduce la edición original de 1921, por Rupert Ingalese, con anotaciones de Thom Wall

"Juggling by Rupert Ingalese is an important work that sheds light on what the art of juggling looked like a century ago. Thom Wall's annotated insights and commentary on the text highlight how the art form has changed and how it has stayed the same as the decades have passed. Mr. Wall's expertise on the subject provides valuable insight to the original text". (David Cain, cubierta posterior)