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Can Someone Who Excels at Piano in Addition to Studying for Six Hours a Day Can Ever Become World Champion?

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Grandmaster Hans Ree writes weekly about chess. This week: Vincent Keymer became a grandmaster at fourteen and said at the time that it should have happened sooner. The Germans hope he will succeed Emanuel Lasker, who was world champion from 1894 to 1921.

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Can Someone Who Excels at Piano in Addition to Studying for Six Hours a Day Can Ever Become World Champion?

Grandmaster Hans Ree writes weekly about chess. This week: Vincent Keymer became a grandmaster at fourteen and said at the time that it should have happened sooner. The Germans hope he will succeed Emanuel Lasker, who was world champion from 1894 to 1921.

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groene.nl broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, August 14, 2025.

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