Wieland Bruch

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Wieland Bruch

Wieland Bruch (born May 20, 1961 in Berlin ) is a German grandmaster for chess composition .

Chess composition

Since 1979 Bruch has published around 400 chess compositions. Around 300 of these received tournament awards, including more than 160 prizes. His original domane was the two-move. Lately he has increasingly turned to the composition of chess studies .

Wieland Bruch
German chess sheets, 1994
1st prize
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Checkmate in three moves

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Auditions : 1. Sdf3 +? Kxe4 +! , therefore the opening of the line e6 – e4 first:
1. Nc6 + !? Bxc6 , but now 2. Ndf3 + fails? to Kc4!
1. Sef3 +? Ke3! , therefore the opening of the line c1 – e3 first:
1. Nb3 + !? Qxb3 , but now 2. Nef3 + fails? to Kc4!
1. Qb6 +? Kxe5 second T5 matte , but Rc5! 2. Qxc5 +? Kxe5!

Solution:
1. Kb8! ( threatens 2. Ndf3 + Kxe4 3. Nxg4 mate )
1.… Qxd5 2. Nb3 +! Dxb3 3. Nf3 matt
1 ... Lxd5 second Nc6 +! Lxc6 3. Nf3 matt
1 ... Rxd5 second Qb6 + Rc5 3. dxc5 matt 2. ... Kxe5 3. T5 matt with the minor variants
1. ... cxd2 second Lxb2 + Qxb2 3. TXD3 matt
1 ... Nxe5 second Qb6 + Rc5 3 . dxc5 matt
1 ... Sh2 second Nc6 + Lxc6 3. Df6 matt
A logical problem with three-time removal of white farmers d5 and white barrier-change combination in respect of the cells e3 and e4.

At the 1st individual world championship (WCCI) 1998-2000 Bruch won the silver medal in the three-man division, at the third WCCI 2004-2006 he won the bronze medal in the two-man division.

In 1991 Bruch discovered a new theme belonging to the white line combinations , which Herbert Ahues later named Bruch's line combination. Bruch is the author of numerous specialist articles. In 1996 he was appointed International Chess Composition Judge. Bruch has worked for the Swiss art chess magazine idee & form since 2002 .

Life

From 1977 to 1982 Bruch studied music in Berlin. At the piano competition in Budapest in 1986, Bruch won a place in the final round. He works as a pianist and piano teacher . He lives in Frankfurt (Oder) , is married and has two daughters.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Grand master for chess compositions
  2. ^ Results of the 1st individual world championship for chess compositions
  3. ^ Results of the 3rd individual world championship for chess compositions
  4. ^ FIDE album 1989–1991, No. A120
  5. ↑ International judges for chess compositions
personal data
SURNAME Bruch, Wieland
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German chess composer
DATE OF BIRTH May 20, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin