The Best Saxophonist in Sydney, Australia

Orget Sax has spent two decades turning rooms into moments. From an intimate ceremony to a car launch for BMW, the brief changes, the reaction never does. People stop, listen, and remember.

He plays wireless, so he moves through the crowd instead of hiding behind a stand. He reads a room in seconds. He works alongside DJs, bands and MCs without ever stepping on the music. And he can learn your song, your entrance, your one moment, so it lands exactly how you imagined it.

Profiled in 2022 by Hip Hop Since 1987 as a saxophonist bringing world-class saxophone to Australian audiences, from Albania to the Sydney stage.

What a Saxophonist in Sydney Costs

Most people searching for a saxophonist want one number before they enquire. Here are the real ranges, so you can plan properly instead of guessing.

• Solo set, private event: from $750 for a single moment or short set, upwards for a full evening.
• DJ and Sax Combo: $3,000 for a private celebration, DJ, sound, lighting and live saxophone included.
• Wedding, Signature Dinner: $3,250 covering the guests arrival, the entrance and the dinner.
• Wedding, Platinum: $4,750 covering arrival, entrance, dinner and the party over the DJ, with the father daughter dance and cake cutting included.
• Corporate weekday: $1,250 to $2,750 depending on scale. Weekend, gala and award nights are $5,000.
• Travel: included within Sydney metro and quoted separately outside it.

Cheaper saxophonists exist. The difference is usually the sound system, the reliability and whether the performance is built around your event or played at it. Orget has performed more than 3,000 times and has never missed a date.

For the full breakdown by format, including what moves a quote up or down, see the Sydney saxophonist cost guide.

Repertoire, Venues and How a Booking Runs

The set list is built from the room, not from a fixed show reel. Contemporary pop and house, jazz standards, funk and disco, film themes and the classics, plus Greek, Italian, Lebanese and Balkan material for celebrations where heritage matters.

Orget performs at venues across Sydney including Doltone House, the Ivy Ballroom, Wateredge at The Rocks, Gunners Barracks, the MCA and private residences and yachts on the harbour. He has played a BMW model launch, the Australian Idol grand finale, and more than 200 corporate events.

A booking runs in four steps.

• Enquiry: send the date, venue and guest count through the enquiry form.
• Check and proposal: you get a reply with availability, the format that suits the room, and the full inclusions.
• Date locked: a $1,000 deposit holds the date, with the balance closer to the event.
• Run sheet: set times, cue points and AV requirements are agreed and sent to your venue or planner.

For the format comparison, see services. For a full wedding day, see wedding saxophonist Sydney.