A live saxophonist turns background music into a moment guests notice. The sound is warm enough for a ceremony and loud enough to lift a dance floor. This is where you hire a saxophonist in Singapore, for a wedding, a company dinner and dance, a product launch, a birthday at home or a rooftop party.
Price: a saxophonist for a 1 to 2 hour performance usually costs SGD 500 to SGD 1,200. Longer sets, extra musicians and peak dates cost more. See how much a saxophonist costs in Singapore.
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Choose the occasion
Weddings. The processional, the cocktail hour, dinner, the first dance and the after party. A sax player can cover one moment or the whole evening. See wedding saxophonists.
Corporate events and dinner and dance. Welcome drinks, a gala dinner, an award night or a launch. The sax keeps the room lively without drowning out conversation. See saxophonists for corporate events.
Private parties. Birthdays, anniversaries, engagements and house parties, from smooth jazz to chart hits. See saxophonists for private parties.
Choose the format
- Solo saxophonist. One player, live, with or without backing tracks. The most flexible choice for ceremonies, cocktails and dinners.
- Female saxophonist. The same live sound, with a different look on stage. Read about the female saxophonist.
- DJ and sax. Live saxophone over the DJ's beats, made for dance floors and after parties. Read about DJ and sax.
- Singer and saxophonist duo. Live vocals with sax melodies, from the vows to the reception. Read about the singer and sax duo.
- Sax with a band. For a grand wedding or a big stage, the saxophone joins a full live band.
What a sax player plays
You pick the songs. Jazz and blues for a lounge, bossa nova for a garden, pop and R&B covers for a reception, house for a club night, Arabic tunes for a mixed crowd, and classical crossovers for a formal dinner. Special requests are welcome. Send them early, because a song outside the usual list may need arranging.
How to choose a saxophone player in Singapore
- What is the room? A restaurant or a private dining room suits a solo player. A ballroom, a rooftop or a club night may call for sax with a DJ or a band.
- What is the moment? One hour covers a ceremony or the welcome drinks. Two to three hours covers a reception or a full dinner.
- What is the mood? Smooth jazz for conversation, funk and pop to get people up, house with a DJ for a party.
- When is the date? Wedding weekends from September to December, December dinner and dance season and Chinese New Year fill first.
Plan it, then book it
The guide to hiring a saxophonist covers songs, sound, space and timing. Watch the videos to hear the style. When you are ready, send the date, the venue and the headcount on WhatsApp or through the quote form.














