Larry Ochs (born May 3, 1949 in New York City) is an American jazz saxophonist, co-founder of the Rova Saxophone Quartet and Metalanguage Records.

He co-founded the Rova Saxophone Quartet and worked in Glenn Spearman's Double Trio.

A frequent recipient of commissions, he composed the music for the play Goya's L.A. by Leslie Scalapino in 1994 and for the film Letters Not About Love, which was named best documentary at SXSW in 1998.

[1] He formed the group Kihnoua in 2007 with vocalist Dohee Lee and Scott Amendola on drums and electronics,[2] which released Unauthorized Caprices in 2010.

With Rova Saxophone Quartet With Glenn Spearman With Fred Frith and Maybe Monday With Dave Rempis and Darren Johnston