Fan-favorite stars Song Kang and Lee Jung-young have finally made it to our screens through Four Hands, Two Sonatas. It serves as a youth K-drama focused on classical music with the main story set in Korea Arts High School.
This isn't an ordinary school as it mostly welcomes exceptionally talented young musicians who are trained with the hope of building their professional careers. At the heart of the story are three students whose paths become closely connected.
Four Hands, Two Sonatas has twelve episodes in total and the K-drama will follow a weekly release schedule. Just like most of the tvN dramas, two episodes will be dropped every week.
Overall, the story in this Korean series will feel like a school-based music drama. The focus will be on the three students for almost a decade, beginning with their teenage years and continuing as they move toward life as professional classical musicians.
Want to follow the K-drama? Find the complete episode guide below!
Four Hands, Two Sonatas release schedule: Here's when you can watch new episodes

If you're a fan of Song Kang and Lee Jung-young, then you must be waiting for the premiere of Four Hands, Two Sonatas. The good news is that the K-drama is almost here, with episode 1 coming out today on tvN and Netflix. Local fans can also stream the show later on TVING.
So, here's the complete release schedule of the K-drama:
The K-drama will broadcast on tvN at 9:10 pm KST and will be dropped on Netflix on the same day in the evening. This means that the streaming platform will follow the same release schedule as tvN, and local viewers can also find it on TVING.
Those who wish to stream Four Hands, Two Sonatas on Netflix, make sure to buy a subscription plan. Once you get it, you can enjoy all K-dramas available with audio and subtitles in different languages.
A look into the main characters of Four Hands, Two Sonatas

Excited to stream the K-drama, take a look into who's playing who:
Song Kang as Kang Bi-o: He is one of the piano prodigies in the K-drama. Bi-o is the kind of student who seems to have everything under control. He's incredibly talented, spends a lot of time practicing, and always has high hopes for himself.
At the same time, Bi-o is facing pressure from his family. He's not allowed to perform badly and is constantly working on being the best. But once another talented student steps in, Bi-o learns that he might not be the only top performer.
Lee Jun-young as Choi Jeong-yo: He is the other major piano talent in the K-drama. Jeong-yo is very different from Bi-o. Rather than approaching music through strict routines and perfectionism, he has a very creative approach.
Jang Gyu-ri as Hong Jae-in: a viola major who becomes the third important figure in the trio. Jae-in has exceptionally sensitive hearing and a highly developed musical instinct. Because she is so particular about what she hears, finding performances that genuinely satisfy her is difficult.
Other cast and characters are Jung Jin-young as Kang Seung-woon, Yoon Se-ah as Kang Ji-hye, Kim Joo-heon as Do Hyeon-su, Seo Jae-hee as Yun Seon-ju and more.
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