Here is where I got the know-how of the theoretical and practical aspects of music. I taught myself to play the bass-guitar and keyboards as well. I discovered great musicians in the world and bought all their records. Started to read books about techniques and licks. Got more in love with Jazz, Funk, Rock and Rhythm and Blues. I got hold of an all-round capacity of styles and techniques. Did some studio and jam sessions and did a lot of free-lance jobs.

But during all this I always got the same feedback like: "Did you had music lessons", "Did you had the University of music", "Are you a professional", "Where did you learn to play like that", "Which music-school did you went to". Sure, I did learn 'something' on local music-schools but that was only how to read notes and how to interpret them.

So I started to think of a method to teach music, in particular the guitar and keyboard. In my opinion: To play the guitar or keyboard is a sequence system. You only must see the simplicity of the twelve different tones and how to use them on a guitar and keyboard. The whole idea is very logic. In other words; if you find out in which root you are, you know the rest. Every root has its own sequence of notes/tones.

Because of the computers, which did an important entrance in 1990 I went back to school to get the degree of Software Engineer. While the computer became the number one of media-communication, I start looking for a way to give my know-how to other people. I had to develope a simple method in which everyone could understand how to play a guitar or keyboard the way I did.

That's why eventually I created CIC and some other interactive applications to make music. Nowadays I give guitar lessons in guitar-clubs and even give all the tricks away to anyone who wants to play quickly as possible.