Tracia Pan is an active solo, chamber, and orchestral flutist and educator. This summer, she will be a featured flutist at the Eastern Music Festival.​​​

Tracia was a featured performer at the Sewanee Summer Music Festival in Tennessee in 2025, where she performed Hüe Fantasie with the Sewanee Festival Orchestra. In 2023, Tracia was a featured performer at the ARIA International Summer Academy in Massachusetts, engaging in lessons and masterclasses with Bonita Boyd, Aaron Goldman, and Jonathan Keeble. In 2024, she was a featured flutist at the Marrowstone Music Festival in Washington.​

In 2025, Tracia was named one of the winners of the Jacqueline Avent Concerto Competition. She was also a three-time finalist in the University of Washington Concerto Competition and a finalist in the Bainbridge Symphony Young Artists Competition.​

She earned her double bachelor's degrees in Flute Performance and Statistics from the University of Washington. During her time there, she performed with the UW Symphony Orchestra and UW Wind Ensemble and served as principal flutist of the UW Symphony Orchestra, UW Wind Ensemble, and Symphonic Band. She also has numerous collaborations within the UW Chamber Music Lab. In Fall 2026, she will begin pursuing a Master of Music in Flute Performance at the University of Maryland, studying with Professor Sarah Frisof.​

Tracia's primary teachers included Donna Shin and Bonnie Blanchard. She has also performed in masterclasses for Elizabeth Buck, Jeffrey Barker, Jill Felber, Paul Taub, Sharon Sparrow, and Viviana Guzman.​

Outside of music, Tracia enjoys baking, spending time with family and friends, and playing Zelda games on her Nintendo Switch.