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Synopsis, 6 July 2007
This review is from: Chess Treasury of the Air (Paperback)
Before television took a hold BBC Radio produced a superb series of programmes on chess.The experts enlisted for this venture constituted a veritable Who's Who of British and World chess of the time: Abrahams, Alexander, Barden, Broadbent, Bruce, Clarke, Euwe, Fraenkel, Golombek, Haygarth, Kottnauer, Pritchard, Rhoden, Sunnucks,and Wade. Favourite games,and gravest errors, masters at work, and a look into the past.
Terence Tiller joined the BBC in 1946.He ran the weekly chess series on Network Three for several years.
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brilliant radio programmes about chess, 11 Nov 2002
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This review is from: Chess Treasury of the Air (Paperback)
this book is a welcome hardinge simpole reprint containing as it does forgotten games by bobby fischer and mikhail tal that were first broadcast on bbc radio. other experts are also represented with witty , erudite or educational contributions taken from the radio scripts-these include david pritchard-bob wade- harry golombek and svetozar gligoric. the programmes were recorded around 40 years ago when the bbc still took chess seriously which it no longer seems to do.
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chess on the radio in the uk, 2 Dec 2002
By A Customer - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Chess Treasury of the Air (Paperback)
this book is the written record of a highly successful series of radio programmes about chess -broadcast in the uk. the book contains little known radio games played by fischer and tal as well as many articles of great general interest about chess .
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Synopsis, 9 July 2007
By Hugh Davies "Teenage Chess Prodigy" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Chess Treasury of the Air (Paperback)
Before television took a hold BBC Radio produced a superb series of programmes on chess.The experts enlisted for this venture constituted a veritable Who's Who of British and World chess of the time: Abrahams, Alexander, Barden, Broadbent, Bruce, Clarke, Euwe, Fraenkel, Golombek, Haygarth, Kottnauer, Pritchard, Rhoden, Sunnucks,and Wade. Favourite games,and gravest errors, masters at work, and a look into the past.
Terence Tiller joined the BBC in 1946.He ran the weekly chess series on Network Three for several years.
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