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Chess composer

A chess composer is a person who creates endgame studies or chess problems. Chess composers usually specialize in a particular genre, e.g. endgame studies, twomovers, threemovers, moremovers, helpmates, selfmates, fairy problems, or retrograde analysis. Moreover, composers have their own preferred style of composing, allowing their sorting according to…

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Notable chess composers

Edith BairdPal BenkoGijs van BreukelenVladimir BronAndré Chéron
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Endgame studiesTwomoversGenreMoremoversHelpmates
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Schools of composition

Model mateMotifs
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related to Schools of composition · 13
Chess composer → American, Bohemian, Composition, English, German, New Bohemian, New German, New-strategical, Old German, Slovak, Soviet, Strategical, The
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Chess composer → person who creates endgame studies or chess problems

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chess composers composition problems schools endgame possible fide titles number studies usually international grandmaster master twomovers threemovers particular style new

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Chess composeris aperson who creates endgame studies or chess problems0.90text
International Grandmasterinstance ofis a branch of FIDE regulating the awarding of titles0.80text
International masterinstance ofis a branch of FIDE regulating the awarding of titles0.80text
Master FIDEinstance ofis a branch of FIDE regulating the awarding of titles0.80text
International Judge for chess compositioninstance ofis a branch of FIDE regulating the awarding of titles0.80text
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionComposition0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionThe0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionOld German0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionBohemian0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionEnglish0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionAmerican0.60section
Chess composerrelated to Schools of compositionNew German0.60section

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