P e r f o r m a n c e
Lance performs as a recital and concerto soloist, collaborative pianist, répétiteur, chamber musician, and chorister.
His versatile career has brought him around the world and created many collaborations with world-class musicians.
If you are a performer or concert organiser and would like to explore the possibility to collaborate, please get in touch.
S o l o
R e p e r t o i r e
The listed works represent Lance's most recent solo repertoire only. Please contact for his full list of solo and concerto repertoire.
R e g u l a r
C o l l a b o r a t o r s
N e i l L a t c h m a n
Tenor・www.neillatchman.com
The international career of the Trinidadian-born opera singer began in 1997. In London, he has performed at the Barbican Centre, the Royal Festival Hall, the Wigmore Hall, The London Palladium, St. John’s, Smith Square, and the Wembley Arena amongst other venues. Neil has performed for various members of The British Royal Family and regularly opens world events such as the Expo '99 in China and the Summit of the Americas in 2009. Conductors have included Richard Hickox, Sir Charles Mackerras, Martyn Brabbins, Farnoosh Behzad and John Wilson.
Neil and Lance met shortly before the latter graduated from the Royal College of Music. They have been performing together since.
G o r d o n L e e
Harmonica
Harmonica player Gordon Lee garnered international attention when he won the champion prize at the prestigious 8th World Harmonica Festival in Germany in 2017. A Hong Kong native, he has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York, MuTh Concert Hall in Vienna, the Esplanade in Singapore and at the International Harmonica Festival in Seoul. He has appeared as a soloist with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra and the Asian Youth Orchestra.
Gordon and Lance began performing together when they were teenagers. Their collaboration has brought them around the world, including Carnegie Hall amongst other places.
K a r e n W o n g
Flute・www.wongkawingkaren.com
Karen was born in Hong Kong and is pursuing her Artist Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama under Philippa Davies, Sarah Newbold, Ian Clarke, Christopher Green, and Lisa Beznosiuk.
Karen is a frequent prizewinner in competitions and has performed in the Carnegie Hall, the Berliner Philharmonie, the Royal Albert Hall amongst other places. She is also a devoted chamber and orchestral player. Her ensembles include Ensemble Fioritura, EnsemBouquet, the Penserio Ensemble and Trio de Lumière.
Karen and Lance met at The Chinese University of Hong Kong and have been performing together since the former arrived in London.
E n s e m b l e F i o r i t u r a
Woodwind-and-piano Ensemble
Ensemble Fioritura is made up of a group of musicians from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Current members include Wong Ka Wing Karen (fl), Danica Cheng (ob), Theresa Lam (cl), Jesse Chiu (cl), Hazalen Tang (bsn), and Lance Mok (pno).
The ensemble was formed in 2023 to promote works for wind instruments and expand their repertoire by commissioning new works written for such a combination of musicians. They are based in London and Hong Kong. They also frequently perform in subsets.
