Four Hands (TV series)

Set in an arts high school, the series follows the lives of three young people Kang Bi-o, Choi Jeong-yo, and Hong Jae-in who meet at an arts high school, exploring their friendships, romances, rivalries, and personal growth as they navigate their school days and evolve into accomplished adult pianists. ==Cast==

Main • Song Kang as Kang Bi-o : A man who is regarded as a potential competitor for the top three piano competitions globally, having continually achieved first place in both academic pursuits and piano proficiency. • Lee Jun-young as Choi Jeong-yo : Born into a tough family, he neglected his talents. But when he arrives at Korea Arts High School, he runs into the piano genius he was once totally into. • Jang Gyu-ri as Hong Jae-in : A viola major who possesses a keen musical sensibility and an exceptional ability to recognize melodies. However, her pursuit of music that resonates with her is an ongoing challenge. Supporting • Kim Joo-hun as Do Hyeon-soo • Yoon Se-ah as Kang Ji-hye • Jung Jin-young as Kang Seung-woon, Bi-o's grandfather ==Production==

Development Produced by Studio Dragon, Studio N and Namoo Actors, , who helmed Song of the Bandits (2023) and Knock-Off, was attached to direct, and Shin Yi-won was in charge for the screenplay. Four Hands is an original work by Studio N. The series' title refers to a piano term for a four-handed performance. Casting On June 30, 2025, Song Kang was considering the drama as the comeback project following his discharge from the military, and Lee Jun-young was considering it on September 2. In November 2025, Jang Gyu-ri, Kim Joo-hun, Yoon Se-ah, and Jung Jin-young were reportedly cast. By January 2026, Song, Lee, and Jang were officially confirmed to lead the series. Filming Principal photography began in the second half of 2025. ==Release==

Four Hands is scheduled to premiere on tvN in the second half of 2026, and will also be available for streaming on TVING. ==References==