"Bari Mort and Mi-Won Kim are so in-synch with each other, it sounds like one player who miraculously grew another set of hands."
Sonnet is a four-hand piano duo from the New York metropolitan area. Originally from Korea and New York respectively, they have successfully merged their inherently different perspectives into a musical meeting of the minds.
Both pianists, Mi-Won Kim and Bari Mort, received a Master of Music Degree in Piano Performance from the Juilliard School, although their paths did not cross until later. Beginning their collaboration as two separate pianists hired for a "gig", playing together for the first time was so natural that they felt compelled to continue. They are committed to promoting music of contemporary composers along with showcasing traditional repertoire.
Sonnet recently returned from a tour in southern California and are finishing up the season with concerts in the northeast area.
SON NET in Korean means Four Hands:
son = hand
net = four.