The Hong Kong Joy of Music FestivalMon 12th – Sun 18th October 2026
Hong Kong City Hall
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong
Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026 The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
MULTIMEDIA / 多媒體
Chopin, Joy of Music Festival, Music Festical, Piano, Guitar, Music Competition
Landing page
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202612th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202613th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202614th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202615th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202616th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202617th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 202618th October
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026
The Hong Kong Joy of Music Festival 2026

ELENA FONT

Elena Font

Elena Font is a Spanish pianist with an established international presence, performing regularly across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. She is widely recognised for the expressive depth of her interpretations and for a distinctive artistic voice, marked by a particular affinity for French repertoire. She trained at prestigious institutions including the École Normale de Musique de Paris under the guidance of Denis Pascal.

She has been invited to perform at major venues and international festivals such as Salle Cortot in Paris, Deià Music Festival, Nice Classic Festival, Bellapais Festival (Cyprus), King’s Art College and Reading Town Hall (UK), as well as Teatro José de Alencar (Brazil) and Hong Kong City Hall. She has also appeared in a live broadcast for Radio France in collaboration with the BBC. Recent highlights include her debut performances in Japan (Fukuoka and Osaka) and at the Auditori i Palau de Congressos de Castelló. In 2026, Elena Font starts her first world tour and makes her U.S. debut as guest soloist with the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra.

Alongside her solo career, she maintains a close collaboration with the renowned pianist Pascal Rogé, with whom she performs, records, and teaches internationally, appearing together in major concert halls and academic institutions. Within this collaboration, she has been invited by the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and, in 2026, serves as a visiting professor at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London.

Her discography includes a two-piano album dedicated to works by Francis Poulenc with Pascal Rogé (Onyx Classics), as well as a guest appearance on an album devoted to Gabriel Fauré (DECCA Classics). In January 2026, she recorded her debut solo album, Images, released under Convivium Records and distributed by Naxos.

Elena Font is co-founder and artistic director of the ARC Clàssica Festival in Sant Joan de Moró (Castelló), where she has played a key role in shaping its artistic direction and contributing to the region’s cultural life. Her 2026 season includes a world tour across Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States, and Mexico, alongside the release of three recent recording projects. Elena Font has signed with Convivium Records, is represented by Hennessey Brown Music London, and is a recipient of the Dávalos-Fletcher scholarship.

PIANO DUO — PASCAL ROGÉ & ELENA FONT

Pascal Rogé and Elena Font formed their piano duo through a common passion for sharing music and emotions.

Often side by side, sometimes face to face, they like to use their complicity to explore the different facets of their instrument and the richness of the intimate and poetic French repertoire, as well as the colorful and vibrant music of Spain — two worlds that perfectly reflect their sensibilities... and their origins!

Sharing the keyboard of a piano is a very special musical experience, which requires great intimacy between the performers and a deep understanding of each other’s personalities, but it is also an intense pleasure to exchange ideas, sounds and emotions to share them with the audience, thanks to two hearts and four hands.

Copyright © 2026 The Chopin Society of Hong Kong. All rights reserved.