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Blindfold practice These are games that I will record in audio for blindfold practice. 2 games, 1890-1896 Brilliancies, by Seirawan. From Seirawan, Y. (2003). Brilliancies. Everyman Chess. ISBN 978-1857443479 12 games, 1972-1991 Capablanca 59 moves "It was night. I went home and put my old house clothes on and set the chessmen out and mixed a drink and played over another Capablanca. It went fifty-nine moves. Beautiful, cold, remorseless chess, almost creepy in its silent implacability." Raymond Chandler, The High Window 11 games, 1901-1936 Fifty Great Games of Modern Chess, by Golombek Adding games one by one... 9 games, 1900-1924 Invisible Chess: Culture Club "As I mentioned in the preview episode for The Invisible Chess Podcast: Season 2, my aim is to create a collection of some of the greatest chess games every played. Use them for visualisation practice, yes, but also to build our ‘chess culture’. By which I mean, memorise them/learn them by rote so we can carry them around in our heads and enjoy them whenever we want to." 1 game, 1895 Some games I want to study Just some famous games. 15 games, 1850-2021 The Search for Chess Perfection, by Purdy 2 games, 1921-1924 The unexpected mate in 1 Some games featured in the chessable course "The unexpected mate in 1." 7 games, 1982-1998