Live saxophone for product launches, gala dinners, award nights and client events. Curated performance that matches the weight of the room.
Orget Sax is a Sydney saxophonist who has spent more than 20 years performing at corporate events, product launches, gala dinners and brand activations. He has performed at model launches and release events for Bentley, BMW, Lamborghini and Ferrari, closed the Australian Idol grand finale, and played more than 200 corporate events across Sydney and Australia.
Corporate entertainment has one job. It has to make the room feel like the company got it right. A live saxophone does that in a way a playlist cannot, because it gives guests something to look at, something to talk about, and a moment that photographs well for the internal comms team.
A corporate booking is rarely one performance. It is usually two or three moments built into the agenda, and each one does a different job.
The brief changes with the room, and the set list changes with the brief.
Orget has performed at model launches and release events for Bentley, BMW, Lamborghini and Ferrari, closed the Australian Idol grand finale, and played corporate functions for clients across finance, property, hospitality and retail.
That range matters for one reason. A saxophonist who has only played weddings will struggle in a room full of executives. A saxophonist who has played launch events, award nights and television knows how to read a room and when to step back.
Pricing depends on the day, the length of the performance and how many moments you need covered.
Corporate events live or die on details, and the entertainment is no different.
A DJ can fill a room with sound. A saxophonist fills it with presence.
Live saxophone gives a corporate event three things a playlist cannot. It gives the room a focal point, it gives guests something to talk about besides work, and it gives the photographer the shot that ends up in the annual report. When the performance moves through the tables, it also gives every guest a personal moment, which is exactly what a client dinner is trying to create.
If you are comparing formats, the DJ and Sax Combo is the natural fit for a party finish, and a personalised entrance covers the reveal moment.
Weekday corporate performances range from $1,250 to $2,750 depending on the scale of the event and the length of the performance. Weekend, gala and award night bookings are $5,000. Adding a DJ with full sound is $2,000, and adding a violinist is $3,000.
Product launches, award nights, gala dinners, client and VIP events, conferences, Christmas parties and brand activations. Orget has performed at more than 200 corporate events, including model launches for Bentley, BMW, Lamborghini and Ferrari, and the Australian Idol grand finale.
Most corporate bookings are built from three blocks: a 30 minute arrival set while guests come in, two 20 minute sets through dinner, and two 30 minute party sets after the speeches. The run sheet is built around your agenda, not the other way around.
Yes. Orget performs over an existing DJ, band or playlist and works to a cue sheet so the transitions are clean. If there is no DJ, Orget can supply one with full sound and lighting for $2,000.
Yes. A current $30 million public liability certificate, a run sheet and a one page AV requirements sheet are sent to your venue and AV team on request, before the event.
Yes. Orget performs across New South Wales, interstate and overseas. Travel is quoted separately and is confirmed before the date is locked.
Six to eight weeks is comfortable for most corporate events. December and end of financial year fill first, so those dates are worth holding early.
Yes. Song selection, entrance music and the tone of the set are built around your brand and your audience. Orget has played alongside global brands and understands that the entertainment supports the message, it does not compete with it.