Problem 427 & 427.1: Alexey Oganesyan - Helpmate |
(21.07.2014) Helpmate moremover by the Russian composer Alexey Oganesyan. His problem shows nice tempo promotions and excelsiors.
427. Alexey Oganesyan (Russia)
21.07.2014
H#4.5 1.2.1.1 (4+7)
(This stipulation means that after the first move made by white, there are two variations)
1…e4
2.Bd5 exd5 3.Sc6 dxc6 4.Sb7 cxb7 5.d1B b8Q(B)#
2.Sf5 exf5 3.Sg6 fxg6 4.Bh7 gxh7 5.d1R h8Q(R)#
Meredith. Two excelsiors. Tempo promotions. Black bishop phoenix. (Author).
It is probably impossible to have a black rook (instead of one of knights) to show Black rook phoenix also due to cooks. (Seetharaman)
Based on comments received the author wants to publish the improved version of his problem. This version has phoneix effect of both bishop and rook.
427.1. Alexey Oganesyan (Russia)
22.07.2014
H#4.5 1.2.1.1.... (4+7)
1…e4
2.Bd5 exd5 3.Rc6 dxc6 4.Sb7 cxb7 5.d1B b8Q(B)# 2.Sf5 exf5 3.Rg6 fxg6 4.Bh7 gxh7 5.d1R h8Q(R)# Meredith, Tempo promotions, excelsiors, bishop & rook phoenix. (Author) |
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Comments
For example bSd4 and bRa6 might add a Rook Phoenix
h#4.5 1.2.1.1..
1...e4 2.Sf5 exf5 3.Rg6 fxg6 4.Bh7 gxh7 5.d1R h8Q(R)#
1...e4 2.Bd5 exd5 3.Rc6 dxc6 4.Sb7 cxb7 5.d1B b8Q(R)#
But I don't understand you about "h#5 0.1.2.1..." What do you want to say?
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