Linda Stuckey has been Flute and Piccolo player with the Hong Kong Philharmonic since 1997, has collaborated with some of the world’s top conductors and soloists.

Throughout her career, she has performed as a guest musician with many orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra, Seoul Philharmonic, the Australian World Orchestra and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Born in Sydney, Linda began her music studies at the age of five on recorder before moving to piccolo and then flute. She led an active musical life in Sydney, her first major performance was a piccolo solo at the age of ten in the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. Linda completed her Bachelor of Music (Performance with Honours) at the Canberra School of Music, ANU and then went on to post graduate study in Manchester, U.K., at the Royal Northern College of Music. At the time of her international post graduate study, Linda was the recipient of the prestigious Queen’s Trust Scholarship Award for Young Australians, the English Speaking Union Scholarship and the Big Brother Movement Scholarship.

In recent years Linda has returned regularly to tutor for the Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO)/ National Music Camp organisation. In addition to her full-time role with the HK Phil, Linda has been teaching on the performance faculties of The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and the Hong Kong Baptist University. She has given many masterclasses and is in high demand as a private teacher.

She has taught flute at numerous schools in Hong Kong and has been teaching at DC since the start of its Peripatetic Music Programme in 2008.