Couples who enjoy two voices in harmony could find an acoustic wedding direction in Sonic Circle, whose performers both sing. The duo welcomes requests and can provide ceremony music, with additional percussion or piano among the options for expanding the sound. More than twenty years of experience sit behind their work, which includes performances around Australia and supporting national and international acts. With MC services also offered, this feels like a useful choice for couples who want harmonies at the centre of the day and several ways to shape the act's contribution around them.
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Songs Sonic Circle can play
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Both of them sing, and harmonising is the part they enjoy most, so the arrangements are built around two voices rather than one plus backing. Twenty years as a duo covers a lot of ground: Etta James, ABBA, Cold Chisel, Fleetwood Mac, Tina Turner, Adele, Tones and I. Ceremonies, pubs, cafes and corporate nights all get handled. Requests are welcome. They'll take on MC duties too, and a third player on bongo and drums can join if you want more push behind the songs.
On the day
Half an hour is all the setting up takes, though they'd rather turn up an hour ahead and not be rushing. If your venue lets them in the day or night before, they'll come then instead and have everything standing ready, which is handy when the room is being flipped between a ceremony and a reception. Whatever time suits your schedule, they'll work to it.
Performance options
The duo is the base. From there it depends on how long you want music and how many sets that works out to, and there are shapes built for weddings, ceremonies and general celebrations. Extra musicians can join: piano, or a bongo and drums player to give the songs more drive. Give them your timings first, because that's what decides the rest.