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Jennifer Tran is a saxophonist, educator, and performer based in Portland, Oregon. Her music practice blends storytelling, contemporary classical performance, and a dedication to creating welcoming spaces. Jennifer’s artistry is featured on projects such as Frank Horvat and Alex Eddington’s albums, Music for Self-Isolation and A Present from a Small Distant World, and in Shannon Graham’s score for Atom Egoyan’s film Guest of Honour with Dialectica Sax Quartet. As a teacher, she fosters curiosity, creativity, and a sense of belonging in learners of all backgrounds. Jennifer performs with the Portland Saxophone Ensemble and enjoys sharing music across the city.

Offstage, Jennifer is a legal assistant focused on civil and probate litigation, supporting attorneys and clients through complex legal processes. Her approach—both in music and law—is guided by a dedication to equity, access, and community, values shaped by her earlier years of grassroots organizing.

Active in the Pacific Northwest’s vibrant creative communities, Jennifer is always seeking new opportunities to connect, learn, and collaborate. Whether you’re interested in making music together, sharing stories over a cup of tea, or just saying hello, she warmly welcomes you to reach out.