Joey Zhuang is a Chinese flutist and piccoloist, who finds joy in engaging with a multitude of musical styles. She currently holds the position of Acting Principal Flute in Saskatoon Symphony and has been invited to teach at University of Saskatchewan. She has performed in Canada, China, Scotland and the United States, and taught as a guest artist in various institutions in Canada. 

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Recent highlights include fellowship with the Orchestra of the America, invited solo performance at Northwestern University, and guest speaking at University of Toronto. In the past year, she was invited to be a part of Grant Park Festival, BirchCreek Festival, and presented in the National Flute Association Young Artist Mentorship Program. Joey has performed in China, Canada, Scotland and the United States, and taught as a guest artist in various institutions in Canada.

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Joey holds master degree with full scholarship in Chicago while being a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association. She has played for renown artists such as Leone Buyse, Marin Alsop, Stefan Höskuldsson, Cynthia Meyers, Lorna McGhee, Jim Walker, and more. 

Joey loves working with people with different backgrounds and her philosophy on teachings is “celebrating the progress before the result”. She has an private online studio at IDAGIO Academy as well as a private in person studio in Canada.