Flying Modus Kerub

• 1 Ég 02:55
• 2 Hajtó mű 03:25
• 3 Sóhaj 03:53
• 4 Odüsszeusz      04:17
• 5 Csodatett      04:36
• 6 Társkereső szellemek     03:27
• 7 Pikárdia      04:02
• 8 Pegazus      03:06
• 9 Jósda      03:25
• 10 Karib kerub      06:25
• 11 Hang szóró      03:55
• Total Runtime 43:26

Info for Flying Modus

Akin musical interest, openness, similar vision and secession from the creative workday life, spent with tight-kept wings, turn the common improvisation to a celebration, resembling to a free soaring where Nothing-but-Nothing has been discussed but the time to be spent with playing. In the symbiosis of the trio, togetherness is the only source of inspiration for their gliding music. Though this musical retreat, based on contemporary improvisation techniques, may be a fragile flying modus, the participants speak a common language and hear each other on the right way. Cherubs have four faces, Kerub just three. Perhaps the fourth one is an Ancestor invoked by them – speaking in their tongues.

László Farkas Keönch, cajon, udu, darbuka, kanjira, jew's harp, glockenspiel, bells, shaker, sound effects, vocals
Zoltán Mizsei, keys, piano, vocals
Béla Ágoston, C-melody and soprano saxophones, alto clarinet, bagpipe, alphorn, steel drum, vocals

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