Meet Lauren

Lauren Perreau got an early start in Hollywood as a child actor in several television series including guest-starring roles. She then went on to work behind and in front of the camera on major productions and Emmy-winning projects in Los Angeles and Paris, France (Lauren grew up in France from age nine to adult).

But her true passion for music and singing started at a later age, focusing mainly on American song standards and French signature tunes.

Lauren considers herself a chanteuse but has a versatile repertoire in many styles. She has played with several bands professionally and has also recorded and sung backup for several major acts. Lauren loves to inspire and uplift her audience, whether in concert or for special occasions.

Lauren has teamed up with Solomon Melnick, who in his own right is a top-drawer entertainer. Lauren and Solomon truly enjoy performing timeless duets together. Their sound, style and stage presence is sure to enhance any gathering or event.

Meet Solomon

Solomon began singing as soon as he could stand by his dinner table and recite the blessings for wine and bread for the Friday night Sabbath.

At age 7, he sang in his Temple choir. In no time, he was learning to harmonize by ear.

Solomon began his knack for songwriting in his early 20’s, while attending college. Since then, he has written well over 100 songs.

In the mid to late 70’s, Solomon was literally “singing for his supper” (and a salary with tips, of course) at the renowned Great American Food & Beverage Company in West Hollywood, California. “Alumni” of the establishment include Katie Segal (of “Married with Children”), Rickie Lee Jones, and Severin Brown (brother of Jackson Brown).

From there, in 1985, Solomon wrote the music for an off-Broadway musical, “Bagels,” while living in the Broadway District of New York City. He was also the play’s musical director and star lead character.

In the 90’s, while building up his “Solomon, the Singing Jewelry Man” business, he created his “Around the World in 60 Minutes” one-man show. The show is a musical journey to various places in America, Europe, and Israel, with songs (in English) and jokes! He has an alternative show entitled “Solomon Sings Sinatra.”

Solomon and Lauren perform for private parties, large social affairs, business banquets and fundraisers.

I have worked with Lauren Perreau several times in the last year, using her as a singer for our cabaret shows in Los Angeles. She has an amazing voice and repertoire and knows a wide variety of songs. The audiences love her and she gets rave reviews from people of all ages! We’re delighted to know her!

Nancy Daley, singer/pianist/songwriter

I have come to watch Lauren grow as a singer. Seeing her perform recently, especially with her duet partner Solomon Melnick, I am amazed by the quality of her velvet voice.

She reaches all the notes perfectly and in such a melodic way that it is truly infectious. Lauren has become, in my opinion, a world-class singer.

Gaius Halsey Wickser

Individually, Lauren and Solomon can hold their own with any professional performers I’ve ever known. Together, the sum is greater than its parts. I highly recommend Lauren and Solomon! Audiences love them!

Bob Daley, performer, composer, producer

Solomon and Lauren are an excellent duet. They are both polished performers and really perform well together. You can see the care they put into their performance. Their tone and timing are excellent. I enjoy when I mix for them!

David, sound mixer

Song List

Dynamic Duets perform memorable classic songs with acoustic guitar and moving vocals. Their solo and harmony arrangements bring new life to these timeless classics.

 1. Islands in the Stream (Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers)
 2. On and On (Stephen Bishop)
 3. Oh Lonesome Me (Kenny Chesney)
 4. Lovin’ Arms (Dobie Gray/The Dixie Chicks)
 5. Go to Pieces (Peter & Gordon)
 6. Blue Bayou (Roy Orbison)
 7. Crying (Roy Orbison)
 8. 500 Miles (Peter, Paul, & Mary)
 9. Those Were The Days (Melanie)
10. Love Me Tender (Elvis)
11. Something Stupid (Frank & Nancy Sinatra)
12. I Believe in Music (Mac Davis)
13. Mrs. Robinson (Simon & Garfunkel)
14. The Boxer (Simon & Garfunkel)
15. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow (Carole King)
16. You’ve Got A Friend (James Taylor)

Everly Brothers songs:
17. Cryin’ in the Rain
18. Bye Bye Love
19. Let It Be Me

Beatles songs:
20. And I Love Her
21. I Should Have Known Better
22. When I’m 64
23. A Little Help From My Friends
24. 8 Days A Week
25. Obla Dee Obla Dah

26. Moon River (Andy Williams)
27. And I Love You So (Don McClean)
28. Hey Good Lookin’ (Hank Williams)
29. Walking After Midnight (Patsy Cline)
30. Country Roads (John Denver)

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