Miss Yaudia

Cheung is a freelance flautist, piccolo player, and teacher based between Hong Kong and the UK. She completed a Master of Music Performance with Merit in 2024 and an Artist Diploma with Distinction in 2025 at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Described by the multi-faceted flautist and actress Sarah Bennington as “a skilful, refined, and elegant musician”, she is known among her peers for her sweet voice on the flute and pristine piccolo playing. Her playing oozes a laser-like focus to details and exudes authenticity through connecting music with her imagination. Yaudia's diligent musicianship and versatility has led to her success as a highly sought after artist with repertoire under her belt that spans the flute family found in the major symphonic works of Tchaikovsky, Mahler, and Elgar, up to large-scale arrangements of gaming music in a variety of orchestral settings. Currently studying with the HK Phil's own celebrated principal flautist Megan Sterling, Yaudia has additionally collaborated with Sarah Bennington, Jonathan Burgess, Matthew Featherstone, Pamela Stahel, Lindsey Ellis, and Carmen Ma. Aside from her orchestral expertise, Yaudia collaborates often with colleagues in a veritable bevy of solo and chamber music styles and settings, ranging from pillars of the classical repertoire and composers such as Kuhlau and Jolivet to the lesser known contemporary works such as those of the Dutch/American Herman Beeftink. In addition to performing, Yaudia is a dedicated teacher for toddlers to teenagers in both solo and ensemble settings in nurturing their curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of music.

Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Cardiff 2022-2025 • MMus in Music Performance (Merit) • Postgraduate Diploma in Advanced Professional Practice (Distinction) Teachers: Jonathan Burgess, Sarah Bennington, Matthew Featherstone, Lindsey Ellis, Pamela Stahel The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2017-2022 • BA in Psychology, Minor in Music (Second Upper Class Honours) Teacher: Carmen Ma Trinity College London Associate of Trinity College London ATCL - Flute Recital (2016)

Artist Diploma Final Recital (Cardiff) / 2025 Premiere: Rob Hutchings “Tipping Point”for alto flute, concert flute, and piccolo (Cardiff) / 2025 MMus Final Recital (Cardiff) / 2024 Lunchtime Flute Solo Recital at HKSKH St. Matthew’s Church (Hong Kong) / 2024 Sir Ian Stoutzker Prize Semi-Final (Cardiff) / 2024 MMus1 End-of-Year Recital (Cardiff) / 2023 Hong Kong Doujin Philharmonia, Piccolo (Hong Kong) / 2025 RWCMD Symphony Orchestra, Flute/piccolo (Cardiff) / 2023-2025 RWCMD Repertoire Orchestra, Flute/piccolo/alto flute (Cardiff) / 2022-2025 All Flutes Plus Prize, 2025 – Commendation by Enlli Parri All Flutes Plus Prize, 2023 – Commendation by Veronika Klirova Hong Kong Outstanding Young Musician Award (International Fringe Association), 2021 Talent Development Scholarship (Hong Kong S.A.R. Government), 2020/21 Masterclasses with Juliette Bausor, Adam Walker, Amy Yule, Rebecca Hall, Katlijn Sergeant, Zart Dombourian-Eby

Heep Yunn Primary School / Flute ensemble coach / 2025 - Present Tai Kok Tsui Catholic Primary School (Hoi Fan Road) / Flute tutor and Orchestra woodwind assistant/ 2025 - Present S.K.H. Li Ping Secondary School / Flute tutor / 2025 - Present Private Teaching Practice / Flute teacher / 2018 - Present CCC Kei San Secondary School / Flute tutor / 2025 - Present Twinkle Strings Music / Flute tutor / 2020–2022 Fanling Rhenish Church Secondary School / Flute Ensemble Coach / 2021 Sing Wai Music / Flute tutor / 2017–2018