Aurora Airwaves
Episode 22

David Heath

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The Quest for the Holy Grail with David Heath

Jordan chats with David Heath, a London-based flautist, who shares his journey from a psychic encounter that revealed his past life as a Cathar to his quest to uncover the Holy Grail: the lost gospels of Mary Magdalene.

He discusses his mission to bring forth knowledge about the divine feminine energy often forgotten by history, and how his understanding of spirituality has reshaped his view of his place in the universe. Dave also explores the divine energy that speaks through music, and the new voices that rise to prominence in each generation.

About David

David Heath giving two thumbs up, and Jordan Bianchi, on a video call
David Heath

Dave Heath is a London-based composer and flautist and a graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He began his career in modern jazz, gaining recognition with works like Out of the Cool (1978) and Rise from the Dark (1982). His compositions blend jazz, rock rhythms, and avant-garde techniques.

Heath has written for renowned artists such as James Galway and Nigel Kennedy, and has been both acclaimed and controversial. He served as Composer in Residence with the BT Scottish Ensemble from 1993 to 1996 and appeared on BBC2’s Mad About Music. He also records with notable musicians and plays a custom Cooper flute, the Excalibur.

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