情人節限定 傷心情歌集
↗ Fountain de Chopin 翻騰三周半♪ Rachel Sung· vocalsCelebrate Valentine's Day on February 14th, 2026, with the "Sad Love Songs Collection" at Fountain de Chopin. Featuring Rachel Sung (Vocal), Dean Li (Drums), Nelson Fung (Bass), and Bowen Li (Piano), the evening explores themes of lost love and nostalgia through jazz and pop references. Don't miss the special exhibition "Things My Ex Left Behind" held alongside the performance.
Lineup
Rachel Sung
vocals
Rachel Sung is a Hong Kong-based jazz vocalist known for her evocative thematic performances. Frequently appearing at venues like Fountain de Chopin, she collaborates with top local musicians including Dean Li, Nelson Fung, and Bowen Li. Her work often blends music with visual arts, notably her 2026 Valentine’s program 'Sad Love Songs Collection' paired with a curated exhibition. Sung’s artistry explores nostalgia and missed connections, establishing her as a distinctive voice in the regional jazz scene.
Dean Li
drums
Dean Li is a distinguished drummer and an essential member of the Ted Lo Trio, alongside bassist Nelson Fung. Renowned for their exceptional musical synergy, Li played a pivotal role in the trio's extensive 2025 China tour. His performances, notably within the "Live at Jim Hall" series, are characterized by a blend of technical precision and spontaneous energy. Li is dedicated to creating immersive listening experiences that bridge the gap between tradition and modern jazz expression.
Nelson Fung
bass
Nelson Fung is a double bassist and co-founder of Fountain de Chopin, best known for his profound musical partnership with pianist Bowen Li. Drawing inspiration from the legendary duo of Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden, Fung emphasizes an intimate, minimalist approach where every note counts. A member of the Bowen Li Trio, he contributed to the 2025 album 'Unemployed,' focusing on sincere, spontaneous dialogue and the timeless art of the piano-bass duo.
Bowen Li
piano
Bowen Li is a contemporary jazz keyboardist and composer known for his innovative fusion of intricate improvisation and electronic textures. Drawing inspiration from Mark Guiliana and Brad Mehldau, he expands the traditional piano palette with synthesizers to create modern, experimental soundscapes. A frequent collaborator with drummer Samuel Chan, Bowen’s performances showcase his original compositions and a unique ability to push the boundaries of the genre through fresh, multi-dimensional keys.