Song Kang and Lee Jun-young’s ‘Four Hands, Two Sonatas’ Is Now Streaming on Netflix

Song Kang is back with a new K-drama — and this time, music is at the center of the story.

Four Hands, Two Sonatas, starring Song Kang, Lee Jun-young, and Jang Gyu-ri, premiered on August 29, 2026 and is now streaming globally on Netflix.

What Is “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” About?

The coming-of-age drama follows two gifted young pianists from very different backgrounds who meet at an elite arts high school.

Song Kang plays Kang Pio, a highly accomplished piano prodigy whose seemingly perfect life hides intense pressure and anxiety.

Lee Jun-young stars as Choi Jeong Yo, a naturally gifted but late-blooming pianist whose difficult childhood pushed him away from music.

Rivalry Turns Into Musical Partnership

The story centers on friendship, rivalry, ambition, and personal growth as the two musicians challenge each other both on and off the piano.

After their first encounter establishes them as very different performers, the story begins drawing them closer through music. New episode previews show Kang Pio and Choi Jeong Yo becoming duet partners, setting up a deeper bond between the two characters.

What Does “Four Hands” Mean?

In classical music, “four hands” refers to two musicians playing the same piano together.

The title reflects the central relationship of the drama, as two contrasting pianists gradually learn how to create harmony together despite their differences.

Where Can You Watch It?

Four Hands, Two Sonatas premiered on August 29, 2026.

The series airs on tvN in South Korea and is available globally through Netflix.

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A Different Kind of Youth Drama

With classical music at the center of its story, Four Hands, Two Sonatas offers a different atmosphere from many recent youth romances.

KoreaPopDesk Take: Song Kang and Lee Jun-young’s contrasting characters — one precise and polished, the other instinctive and raw — give the drama a strong emotional and musical hook right from its opening episodes.

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Sources: Netflix, tvN, Soompi.