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Lee Joon-young to be fired? Song Kang takes on the challenge of returning as a soloist [Four Hands]

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In "Four Hands," Song Kang sets out to reclaim his position as the soloist for "Nemesis."

In Episode 11 of tvN's weekend drama "Four Hands" (screenplay by Shin Yi-won / directed by Park Hyun-seok / produced by Studio Dragon, Studio N, and Namoo Actors), airing on the 3rd, pianist Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) begins an effort to change the mind of Choi Jung-yo (played by Lee Joon-young), who had issued him a notice of dismissal, using his significantly strengthened melodies as a weapon.

Kang Bi-o, who had been selected as the soloist for "Nemesis," a piano concerto that Choi Jung-yo spent a full five years completing, suffered the pain of having his soloist status stripped away. This was because no matter how much he practiced, he could not reproduce the emotions and imagery contained in "Nemesis" to the level that Choi Jung-yo demanded.

Subsequently, Kang Bi-o, who deeply felt his own limitations as a pianist, fell into profound despair. Watching this, world-renowned conductor and grandfather Kang Seung-un (played by Jeong Jin-young) offered his grandson one piece of advice: to break free from rigid performance styles and express the emotions he felt exactly as they were.

As curiosity builds over whether Kang Bi-o can overcome the wall he has faced on his own, taking this conversation with Kang Seung-un as a turning point, he throws down a decisive move to get Choi Jung-yo to reverse his decision.

The released photos capture Choi Jung-yo's vivid reaction to Kang Bi-o's decisive move, sparking curiosity. A strong sense of conviction can be felt in the eyes of Choi Jung-yo, who had been troubled by not being able to find a soloist for the piano concerto. Surprised expressions are also clearly visible on the faces of world-renowned conductor Kang Seung-un and Yoon Sun-ju (played by Seo Jae-hee) of the Korean Symphony Lee (President), drawing attention.

Meanwhile, further adding to the surprise, when Choi Jung-yo opens the practice room door following the melody, Kang Bi-o is seated at the piano at the end of his gaze. Just as Choi Jung-yo once captured Yoon Sun-ju's ear with a single melody and secured an opportunity to transfer to the Korean Arts High School, attention is focused on whether Kang Bi-o can also capture Choi Jung-yo's heart and stand as the soloist again, through a performance that instantly captivated the ears of all three.

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