About

Emile Ryjoch, a versatile saxophonist, clarinetist, and educator hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, stands as a beacon in the realm of music. With a myriad of accolades adorning his career, Emile's journey encompasses a rich tapestry of experiences across genres and platforms.

His musical prowess has graced prestigious stages, collaborating with luminaries such as the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Michael Feinstein, Chong Lim, Kate Ceberano, John Foreman and Em Rusciano. From the realms of jazz and classical to the pulsating energy of corporate events and commercial endeavors, Emile's performance portfolio resonates locally, interstate, and on international stages.

Born in 1996 into a family steeped in musical tradition, Emile's immersion began practically at birth. His mother Danielle has been a violinist with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra since 1986, while his father, André, stands as an esteemed educator and woodwind specialist.


Today, Emile stands as one of South Australia's most sought-after saxophonists and sidemen, his expertise in demand across diverse musical landscapes. Beyond his performances, Emile's fervent dedication to education illuminates pathways for aspiring musicians. His mentorship extends across private lessons and educational institutions throughout Adelaide, nurturing talents destined for stages and conservatories alike.

Emile's academic journey culminated in a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance with first-class honors from the Elder Conservatorium of Music, a testament to his steadfast commitment to excellence and musical mastery. In every note, Emile Ryjoch embodies the essence of a musician whose melody transcends boundaries, enriching hearts and souls with the symphony of his artistry.

 
 

Testimonials

 
“Emile plays with heart, soul and drive, has no ego and is in it for the music as well as connecting with other like-minded humans.  His musical curiosity and personal generosity are inclusive and playful in performance.  Emile is a selfless servant of the music as well as the instrument and will have huge success in his musical travels because of those qualities.”
— Mr Dustan Cox (Senior Lecturer, University of Adelaide)
““Emile is one of the excited young musicians who will ensure a dedication and love for Jazz lives on.””
— Michelle Nicolle (www.michellenicolle.com)
 
“Despite his young age, Emile already knows exactly what he wants from music. Great talent with great musical taste are the qualities that will help him to develop a sure, imminent success.”
— Max Ionata (www.maxionata.com)
 
 

As a performer…