Join us for a night of music, art, food and conversation at the beautiful NeueHouse Madison Square! Attendees will enjoy a feast for the senses with a performance by Swiss jazz pianist Léo Tardin whose multi-sensorial performance fuses both sonic and pictorial content. In partnership with Caran d’Ache, Tardin’s uses stop motion animation to bring his color pencil drawings to life. Moving in real time in dialogue with his solo piano jazz pieces, his drawings feature floral and botanical motifs inspired by his surroundings in the countryside of Geneva as well as a nod or two to the Big Apple.
A gorgeous palette of food will also be presented by plant-based Chef and Food Stylist Regine Bigler, the Culinary Director at NeueHouse Madison Square. Bigler gives traditional Swiss recipes a fresh twist! Bigler will present a wide ranging menu complete with a vertical edible garden inspired by Léo Tardin’s artwork and a chocolate tasting by Swiss chocolatier Läderach that will surely delight the senses!
FEATURING
Camila Agosto, composer
Léo Tardin, composer, jazz pianist, visual artist
Regine Bigler, chef
PROGRAM
6:30pm - Keynote by Camila Agosto who will guide a short somatic experience, drawing from her practice as a yoga instructor and composer.
6:45pm - Performance by Swiss jazz pianist, composer, and visual artist 
Léo 
Tardin 
who improvises alongside live animations of his drawings, created for the Festival in partnership with 
Caran d’Ache
.
7:45pm -
 
Dinner curated by Swiss plant-based 
Chef Regine Bigler
MENU
 by Chef Regine Bigler
Vertical Edible Garden, Inspired by Léo Tardin
Hibiscus Aioli, White Bean Dip, Herb Humus
Summer Rolls
Smoked Tofu, Sweet Chili Sauce
King Trumpet Scallops
Black Garlic Aqua Chile, Black Lime, Marigold
Oysters From The Woods
Nam Prick, Crispy Shallots
Seitan Bao Buns
Lemongrass, Habanero Aioli, Pickled Daikon
My Mothers Bread
Barn Cat Plant-based
Dessert
Läderach Chocolate
Special thanks to 
Swissnex in Boston and New York
 and to 
NeueHouse Madison Square
 for making this evening possible!
The Chelsea Music Festival is grateful to all our 
2025 Festival Sponsors
Information Source: Chelsea Music Festival | eventbrite

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