EDEN CHEN
Eden Chen is a pianist building an atlas of meaning out of scattered cultural fragments.
His playing blends romantic tenderness, mythic storytelling, and neoclassical clarity, revealing the hidden moments of wonder in everyday life.
Through music and leadership, Eden translates human insight into systems that sustain culture, learning, and connection in a modern, multipolar world.
Upcoming
Eden Chen “enthralls audiences with fluid performances and fingers that dance upon, rather than play, the piano”
-Leeds Living
Sols Interlinked
This album pairs Le Tombeau de Couperin with original arrangements by Ryuichi Sakamoto. Each piece explores how memory speaks to us - the joy, the ache, and the small revelations we carry from the past. Eden weaves fragments of history and culture into something renewed, alive, and deeply human.
Paradise Lost
Eden combines Liszt’s Sonata with Milton’s epic and surrealist art by Pablo Auladell, creating a story of the Fall of Man that feels both ancient and immediate. The music traces despair, hope, and mythic wonder, inviting listeners to see familiar tales with fresh eyes and hear their own human journey reflected in sound.
Lullaby and Signature
Eden curated 5 poems by Bert Meyers into jazz-inspired songs that explore technology, nature, and the resilience of human agency. Eden transforms words and music into a conversation between past and present, showing how we can act, create, and care even when the world feels fragile or inevitable.
Eden Chen’s “soulful performance makes every note exude pure light”
-Zhongshan Daily
Goldfinch
Eden’s work extends beyond the stage. He is founder and executive director of Goldfinch, a Violin Channel-featured nonprofit improving access to healthcare for performing artists. Goldfinch has supported winners of the Leeds and Chopin competitions, helping musicians thrive so they can keep creating.
Through Goldfinch and his other projects, Eden shows how music, empathy, and systems thinking can work together to sustain culture and human connection across the world.