Flying Modus is a World Music album featuring the band Kerub.

Similar musical interest, openness, and giving up tight wing flight routine of everyday life makes the group’s common improvisation a celebration, a free fly in which nothing is discussed in advance, only the amount of time spent on making music. Being together is the only source of inspiration.

They speak a common language, they hear each other well, this musical-spiritual practice based on contemporary improvisational techniques is a fragile mode to fly. The cherubim have four faces, they have three. Perhaps the fourth is an Ancient Face they evoke who speaks to the listener through their voices.

Kerub
László Farkas Keönch – Cajón, Udu, Darbuka, Kanjira, Jew’s Harp, Glockenspiel, Bells, Shaker, Sound Effects, Khöömei & Vocals
Zoltán Mizsei – Keyboards, Piano, Khöömei & Vocals
Béla Ágoston – C-Melody Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Alto Clarinet, Glissonic, Hulu, Bagpipe, “Tilinkó” Flute, “Fujara” Flute, Pan Flute, Alphorn, Steel Drum, Khöömei & Vocals