Lark Music should appeal to couples who want one entertainment team to carry their wedding from romantic ceremony music into a full dance floor. Their options include live bands, DJs and stylish acoustic performers, with flexible instrumentation and lineups ranging from five or six players to a 12 piece big band. For the reception, the repertoire moves through music from Beyonce and Bruno Mars to Queen, giving you several musical directions to explore. The musicians have performed for thousands of people across Melbourne, Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. Their strongest asset is the ability to provide ceremony, sunset and party music within one flexible wedding entertainment offering.
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Songs Lark Music can play
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"I've got sunshiiine.. on a clooouudy day"Classic Motown, Soul and DiscoAin’t no Mountain High Enough by Marvin GayeBillie Jean by Michael JacksonDancing in the street by Martha Reeves and the VandellasEverybody needs somebody by Blues Bros by Marvin GayeI feel good by James BrownKiss by PrinceLet’s stay together by Al GreenMustang Sally by Wilson PickettMy girl by The TemptationsProud Mary by Ike and Tina TurnerR-E-S-P-E-C-T by Aretha FranklinShake a tailfeather by Ray CharlesSigned, sealed, delivered by Stevie WonderSuperstition Stevie WonderThe way you make me feel Michael Jackson"Shake it like a polaroid picture"Pop, Dance and RnB24k Magic Bruno Mars4, 5 Seconds Rhianna, Kanye West and Paul MacCartneyCan’t stop the feeling Justin TimberlakeCrazy in love BeyonceEmpire State of Mind Alicia KeysFeel so close Calvin HarrisGet Lucky Daft PunkHappy Pharrell WilliamsHey Ya OutkastI Can’t Feel my Face The WeekndLatch Disclosure feat. Sam SmithLike I’m gonna lose you Meaghan TrainorLove yourself Justin BieberPony GinuwineRather Be Clean BanditRolling in the deep AdeleShake it off Taylor SwiftShape of you Ed SheeranShutup and Dance Walk the MoonSorry Justin BieberStay with me Sam SmithStop The Spice GirlsUptown Funk Mark Ronson feat. Bruno MarsValerie Mark Ronson feat. Amy WinehouseWaterfalls TLC"Lover, lover, lover.. You don't treat me no good no more"Retro-Party-ClassicsBlister in the sun by Violent FemmesBrown eyed girl by Van MorrisonFaith George MichaelGirls just wanna have fun by Cyndi LauperLiving on a prayer by Bon JoviMy Sharona by The KnackOh What A Night by Frankie ValliPretty Woman by Roy OrbisonSweet Child of Mine by Guns ‘n RosesWalking on sunshine by Katrina + The WavesWhat I like about you by The RomanticsYou don’t treat me no good no more by Sonia Dada"That's the way it's gonna be little darlin'"Rock and Roll!All the Small Things by Blink 182April Sun in Cuba by DragonCrazy little thing called love by QueenDancing in the Dark by Bruce SpringsteenDon’t stop me now by QueenHighway to Hell AC/DCHoly Grail Hunters and CollectorsHorses by Daryl BraithwaiteI saw her standing there by The BeatlesI’m a believer by The MonkeesJailhouse Rock by ElvisJessie’s Girl by Rick SpringfieldJohnny B. Goode by Chuck BerryLittle Lion Man by Mumford and SonsLivin’ on a prayer by Bon JoviLonely Boy by The Black KeysMr Brightside by The KillersMr Jones by Counting CrowsNever Tear us Apart by INXSOn My Mind by PowderfingerSatisfaction by The Rolling StonesSeven Nation Army by The White StripesSex on Fire by Kings of LeonSummer of 69 by Bryan AdamsSweet Home Alabama Lynard SkynardTeenage Dirtbag WheatusWonderwall OasisYou Shook Me All Night Long by AC/DCYou’re the Voice John Farnham
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What to expect
Weddings are the job Lark Music likes most, and they are open about it. Their reasoning is sound: a big celebration needs players with energy, a song list worth dancing to, a sense of humour and enough professionalism to carry hours of it without sagging. They handle the ceremony and the early evening, then push into the dancing with material running from Beyonce and Bruno Mars to Queen and Farnham. Band size is yours to set. Five and six piece line-ups are the popular choice, scaling to a twelve piece big band if the room can take it.
