Four Hands, Two Sonatas Releases Extra Making-of Video With Song Kang, Lee Jun Young and Jang Gyuri

On October 7, 2026, STUDIO DRAGON, the production company behind the drama "Four Hands, Two Sonatas," released an additional making-of video featuring the cast, including Song Kang, Lee Jun Young and Jang Gyuri. The clip collects behind-the-scenes moments from the series, which recently wrapped up. [1]

What the new clip shows

The video mixes light-hearted exchanges among the actors with footage of the practice needed to portray conducting and playing music convincingly. It also includes material cut from the final episodes. One example is a short exchange between Song Kang and Jang Gyuri, after which Song Kang compliments her on owning the scene. Another is an alternate take in which Lee Jun Young's character greets Song Kang's character with a smile. [1]

A hug the characters never had

The two characters do not hug in the drama, but once that scene finished filming, Lee Jun Young and Song Kang shared a smiling hug as actors. This kind of footage is a staple of Korean drama promotion: production companies release making-of clips, often after a series ends, to keep audiences engaged with the cast. [1]

Song Kang's recent screen work

Song Kang, born in 1994, has been active since 2016. "Four Hands, Two Sonatas," which began on August 29, 2026, is his latest television series. It follows "My Demon" (2023), for which he won a Top Excellence Award and the Best Couple Award at the 2023 SBS Drama Awards. [2]

Sources

  1. Watch: Song Kang, Lee Jun Young, And Jang Gyuri Share Close Chemistry On Set Of “Four Hands, Two Sonatas” (Activity source)
  2. Song Kang (Artist archive)

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