The Pan Pacific Ensemble is striving to build a bridge between China, Southeast Asia, and the Americas by introducing audiences to wind quintets from these regions. The resulting programs offer an engaging mix of tradition and modernity that reflect on the shared global experience of music.
The Pan Pacific Ensemble Celebrates 10 Years of Music!
In 2026, the Pan Pacific Ensemble is celebrating its 10th year. We got our start at the China ASEAN New Music Festival in Nanning, China in June 2026. 10 years later, we have traveled to Malaysia, Singapore, Borneo, Thailand, and locations across the United States. In 2026, we are releasing our fourth album, Spiral, and traveling to Thailand again. We are also giving performances in Oregon and California. Come check us out!
Pan Pacific Ensemble Wins Silver Medal in Global Music Awards
The Pan Pacific Ensemble was just named a Silver Medalist in the Global Music Awards for Instrumentalists in March, 2025. The award, which considers submissions from around the world, recognized the ensemble for its most recent album, Ambiguous Traces.
"Incredible music. . .a wide range of different styles."
Elizabeth de Brito, the Daffodil Perspective
Feng honored as a Recording of the Year by the Daffodil Perspective!
The Daffodil Perspective, a radio show that champions gender equality in classical music, has named Feng one of its Recordings of the Year for 2019. We are honored to be a part of this fantastic list. Please check out the entire list at the Daffodil Perspective website.
Our CDs, Feng, ironhorses, and Ambiguous Traces are currently available on Albany Records!!
Our two CDs, Feng and ironhorses, are currently available from Albany Records. You can listen to them on our website here. You can purchase physical CDs of Feng, ironhorses, and Ambiguous Traces from the Albany Records website! We have had such a wonderful time collaborating with these amazing composers and are excited to share their music!
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The Pan Pacific Ensemble denounces violence against Asian and Asian-American people. Violence against others is divisive and unacceptable. We, the Pan Pacific Ensemble, will continue to uphold our creative mission to build a bridge between cultures through music. We support the Asian community and stand by its people. If you are interested in learning how to donate or more about what is being done to fight violence against communities, visit this link for resources.