Friday, March 30, 2012
March 30th
Leonard Nicolaas De Jong (30-03-1869 - 13-11-1937) Dutch composer
[Source : "Probleemcomponisten I : Dr. L.N. de Jong"]
Leonard Nicolaas De Jong was a very fine composer. A typical solver problem is:
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Jacobus Haring (30-03-1913 - 25-02-1989) Dutch composer and Grandmaster
Jacobus Haring was IGM for chess composition (1990). He is the inventor of Haring theme (switchback of the thematic white pieces on the mating move, in try and real play).
Black correction and switchback are the main features of the following problem:
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Edmond Bernard (30-03-1923 - 07-12-1981) Swiss composer
Edmond Bernard find his place in today selection due to the following Zagoruiko mutate which was also selected in the FIDE Album:
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ოთარ ტაბიძე (30-03-1925 - 1986) Georgian composer (Otar Tabidze)
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Daniel Novomeský (30-03-1952) Slovak composer and FIDE Master
Daniel Novomeský is a specialist in echo mates. We quote a h#5 similar to the top-placed composition that won 1st Prize in Jorma Pitkanen's 60 JT (P1002807):
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Jaroslav Polášek (30-03-1957) Czech composer
Jaroslav Polášek is a successful endgame composer. Although mate endgames are not among his specialties, we quote here one:
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Сергей Геннадьевич Бурмистров (30-03-1960 - 29-05-1992) Russian composer (Sergey G. Burmistrov)
Sergey Burmistrov invented the so-called Burmistrov combination (double le Grand theme), which can be seen in the problem below. An obituary and homage was written by Evgeny Permyakov and can be read here (in Russian).
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[Source : "Probleemcomponisten I : Dr. L.N. de Jong"]
Leonard Nicolaas De Jong was a very fine composer. A typical solver problem is:
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1.Kh8 ! ZZ
1...Kxa2 2.Qg8+ Ka1/c4d5, Ka3 3.Qa8, Qb3#
1...b4 2.Sc4 (3.Qxb2#)
1...c4 2.Qg1+ Kxa2, b1~ 3.Qa7, Qxb1#
1...d5/d6 2.Qxh7 (3.Qb1#) Kxa2 3.Qa7#
1...h5/h6 2.Qg6 (3.Qb1#) Kxa2 3.Qa6#
Jacobus Haring (30-03-1913 - 25-02-1989) Dutch composer and Grandmaster
Jacobus Haring, 1941
[Wikipedia]
[Wikipedia]
Jacobus Haring was IGM for chess composition (1990). He is the inventor of Haring theme (switchback of the thematic white pieces on the mating move, in try and real play).
Black correction and switchback are the main features of the following problem:
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1.Rxg5! ZZ
1...Kf4+ 2.Rgc5#
1...Bf2 2.Rg3#
1...Sf4 2.Qb6#
1...Sg3 2.Rf5#
1...Sd4 2.Re5#
1...Sxc1 2.Rd5#
Edmond Bernard (30-03-1923 - 07-12-1981) Swiss composer
Edmond Bernard find his place in today selection due to the following Zagoruiko mutate which was also selected in the FIDE Album:
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Set play:
1...e3[a] 2.Bd5#[A]1.Rb2? ZZ
1...Sg3[b]/Sg7[c]/Sh4[c]/Sh6[c]/Se3[d]/Se7[d]/Sd4[e]/Sfxd6[c] 2.Rd4#[B]
1...Sc5/Sbxd6/Sd8/Sa5 2.Qxc5#
1...e3[a] 2.Rb4#[E]1.Rc2! ZZ
1...Sg3[b]/Sg7[c]/Sh4[c]/Sh6[c]/Se3[d]/Se7[d]/Sd4[e]/Sfxd6[c] 2.Qd4#[F]
1...Sc5/Sbxd6/Sd8/Sa5 2.Qxc5#
but 1...Kd5!
1...e3[a] 2.Sb2#[C]Mutate, Zagoruiko.
1...Sg3[b]/Sg7[c]/Sh4[c]/Sh6[c]/Se3[d]/Se7[d]/Sd4[e]/Sfxd6[c] 2.Se3#[D]
1...Kd5 2.c4#
1...Sc5/Sbxd6/Sd8/Sa5 2.Qxc5#
ოთარ ტაბიძე (30-03-1925 - 1986) Georgian composer (Otar Tabidze)
Otar Tabidze
[Akobia]
[Akobia]
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1.Bc6! (2.Sd5#)
1...Sf5 2.Qxf5#Classical Pickabish.
1...Se6 2.fxe7#
1...Rxe3 2.Bxe3#
1...e6 2.fxg7#
1...Be6 2.Qxc7#
Daniel Novomeský (30-03-1952) Slovak composer and FIDE Master
Daniel Novomeský
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Daniel Novomeský is a specialist in echo mates. We quote a h#5 similar to the top-placed composition that won 1st Prize in Jorma Pitkanen's 60 JT (P1002807):
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1.Qd5+ Ke7 2.Bf5 Kf6 3.Bc3+ Kg5 4.Kd4 Kf4 5.Bd3 e3#
1.Kf5 Kd7 2.Rg4 Kd6 3.Rc6+ Kd5 4.Bf4 e3 5.Rf6 e4#
Chameleon echo mates.
1.Kf5 Kd7 2.Rg4 Kd6 3.Rc6+ Kd5 4.Bf4 e3 5.Rf6 e4#
Chameleon echo mates.
Jaroslav Polášek (30-03-1957) Czech composer
Jaroslav Polášek is a successful endgame composer. Although mate endgames are not among his specialties, we quote here one:
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1... e2 2. Be7+
{2. Kxc2 e1=S+ (2... e1=Q 3. Bb2+ Ka4 4. Bc6+ Ka5 5. Bc3+ )}
2... Kb3
{2... Ka4 3. Bxe2 (3. Bh4)}
3. Bd5+ Ka4 4. Bb4
{4.Bh4 2ドル Rd2 5. Bf3 Rd1+ 6. Kb2 Ka5 }
4... Rxa2 5. Be1 Ra3 6. Kb2 Rh3 7.Bc6#
{2. Kxc2 e1=S+ (2... e1=Q 3. Bb2+ Ka4 4. Bc6+ Ka5 5. Bc3+ )}
2... Kb3
{2... Ka4 3. Bxe2 (3. Bh4)}
3. Bd5+ Ka4 4. Bb4
{4.Bh4 2ドル Rd2 5. Bf3 Rd1+ 6. Kb2 Ka5 }
4... Rxa2 5. Be1 Ra3 6. Kb2 Rh3 7.Bc6#
Сергей Геннадьевич Бурмистров (30-03-1960 - 29-05-1992) Russian composer (Sergey G. Burmistrov)
Sergey Burmistrov invented the so-called Burmistrov combination (double le Grand theme), which can be seen in the problem below. An obituary and homage was written by Evgeny Permyakov and can be read here (in Russian).
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1.Sb7? [2.Rd4(A)#]
1... dxe5(a) 2.Qxf7(B)#
but 1... е3!
1.Sxе4? [2.Rd4(A)#]
1... dxe5(a) 2.Qb7(C)#
but 1... Bе6!
1.f6! [2.Qxf7(B),Qb7(C)#]
1... dxe5(a) 2.Rd4(A)#
1... dxe5(a) 2.Qxf7(B)#
but 1... е3!
1.Sxе4? [2.Rd4(A)#]
1... dxe5(a) 2.Qb7(C)#
but 1... Bе6!
1.f6! [2.Qxf7(B),Qb7(C)#]
1... dxe5(a) 2.Rd4(A)#
Labels:
Bernard E.,
Burmistrov,
De Jong,
Haring,
March,
Novomeský,
Polášek J.,
Tabidze
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