Traveling all over the world. Whoever wants to join needs a basic knowledge of music theory and harmony, and should love experimenting, after all, each of the 15 pieces contains instructions for stylistically authentic, imaginative improvisations. Trinidad & Tobago, Hungary, Argentina, the U.S., Japan, Spain Andreas Hirche takes us all over the world with his traveling piano. Whoever wants to come on board must have at least a basic knowledge of music theory and harmony, and, above all, should love experimenting, after all, each of the 15 pieces contains instructions for stylistically authentic, imaginative improvisations which chiefly orient themselves on ostinato forms. Technically, the palette ranges from short, simple pieces to lengthier, more demanding works that can be played with or without the improvised sections. Broadly speaking, the Piano World Music School truly has a style and a sound for everyone. Hirche has recorded all the pieces on CD with exemplary improvisations. The disc also offers play-alongs in mp3 format, which should help players achieve their first successes with pieces of their own design, and in no time at all.