Common Sense in Chess — Lasker's Lectures, Narrated
Emanuel Lasker's Common Sense in Chess, narrated, with a chess board that follows the narration position by position. Free to listen in The Library.
Emanuel Lasker gave these twelve lectures to London club players in 1895. They remain one of the clearest explanations of how a strong player actually thinks about the opening, the attack, and the defence.
This edition is narrated end to end, and the board on the page moves with the words. When Lasker walks through a variation, the pieces follow, so you never have to reconstruct the position in your head.
The full text is public domain. Listening is free, no membership required.
The Library holds public-domain chess classics, narrated and paired with a board that follows the text so you can listen without losing the position.