Siena Wolfe is a trumpet player who turns breath into atmosphere. Known for weaving folk-inspired melodies with rich improvisational phrasing, Siena brings a painterly touch to her music—each note feels like wind moving through the trees. Her playing blends traditional acoustic sensibilities with a subtle emotional undercurrent, making her performances deeply personal and cinematic.
She grew up in the Pacific Northwest, surrounded by landscapes that would shape her sound. While studying environmental science and literature, she began exploring the trumpet as a tool for storytelling. Her sound matured through busking, live-looping in nature reserves, and performing in unplugged acoustic settings.
Her debut project Ember & Wind features trumpet-driven compositions layered with acoustic guitar and field recordings. Critics praised her for using the trumpet like a voice—sometimes gentle, sometimes raging, but always emotionally clear.
As a teacher, Siena emphasizes storytelling through tone and phrasing. She helps students use the trumpet as an extension of personal expression, rather than just technique. Her workshops often begin with sensory exploration—asking students to play what sunrise feels like, or how heartbreak might sound.
In Siena’s world, the trumpet doesn’t shout. It whispers, swells, and breathes, inviting listeners to feel more deeply and notice more carefully.