Tim Wheater

Flautist, composer and self-described “audio healer” Tim Wheater began his music training on the Guildhall College of Music in London, later on winning a scholarship or grant to review in Paris under Marcel Moyse, Jean-Pierre Rampal and Roger Bourdin. A stint at New York’s Eastman College of Music beneath the auspices of Adam Galway implemented before Wheater toured using the dance-pop clothing Bronski Defeat; he afterwards spent 3 years with Eurythmics, eventually dealing with Ugly Child Joe. Additionally executing with everyone through the London Symphony Orchestra to jazz statistics like Sonny Stitt and Al DiMiola, Wheater documented his single ambient debut A Calmer Panorama in 1988; following efforts consist of 1991’s Mistral: The Blowing wind of Modification, 1994’s Fish Evening Moon, 1997’s This Globe and 1999’s Incantation. He additionally documented some albums in cooperation with fellow flautist Michael Hoppé, included in this The Yearning, The Dreamer and Blowing wind Songs.