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Four Hands, Two Sonatas: Where to Watch in the US and Canada

Reference page for Four Hands, Two Sonatas (포핸즈) with a live U.S. and Canadian platform lookup, finale-weekend episode notes, and how Netflix windows work.

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Song Kang and Lee Jun-young seated at a piano in a practice-room still from Four Hands, Two Sonatas.
Context image: Song Kang and Lee Jun-young seated at a piano in a practice-room still from Four Hands, Two Sonatas. tvN / CJ ENM (Press kit / editorial use)

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Four Hands, Two Sonatas (포핸즈, 2026) is Song Kang's piano-school drama with Lee Jun-young and Jang Gyu-ri. Platform rights change. Use the live Four Hands lookup for current U.S. and Canadian streaming options.

At a glance

ItemDetail
TitleFour Hands, Two Sonatas (2026)
Korean title포핸즈
LeadsSong Kang, Lee Jun-young, Jang Gyu-ri
TypeTV series (12 episodes)
RuntimeAbout 70 minutes per episode
Live lookupOpen streaming lookup
Regions coveredUnited States, Canada
Data sourceTMDB / JustWatch via Goldscene tool (see attribution on lookup page)

About the series

ItemDetail
Character noteSong Kang plays Kang Bi-o; Netflix often lists the name as Kang Pi-o
DirectorPark Hyun-seok
WriterShin Yi-won
Korea broadcasttvN, Saturdays and Sundays at 21:10 KST
Korea streamingTVING
Global streamingNetflix outside South Korea
PremiereAugust 29, 2026
FinaleOctober 4, 2026 (episode 12)

At an elite arts high school, top-ranked pianist Kang Bi-o has his path shaken when gifted rival Choi Jeong-yo transfers in. Viola major Hong Jae-in completes the triangle as rivalry, friendship, and first love collide under competition pressure.

For critic scores, see Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic; this page does not score the series.

Finale weekend (as of October 2, 2026)

EpisodeDateNotes
Episode 11Saturday, October 3, 2026tvN 21:10 KST; Netflix outside Korea
Episode 12 (finale)Sunday, October 4, 2026Same window

These are reference notes. The live lookup is the current platform list.

Note: Episodes arrive two per weekend, not as a full-season binge drop. Confirm which episodes are live before you start a catch-up.

How to use this page

  1. Open the live lookup and select United States or Canada.
  2. Note the Checked date on the lookup page.
  3. Confirm which episodes are live in your Netflix app before you plan Saturday and Sunday.

The lookup lists stream, free-with-ads, rent, and buy options when data is available for the selected region.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the live platform list for Four Hands, Two Sonatas?
Use the Four Hands streaming lookup for current U.S. and Canadian stream options.
Is Four Hands, Two Sonatas on Netflix in the US and Canada?
Yes. Outside South Korea, the series streams on Netflix on a weekly Saturday-Sunday schedule. Confirm episodes in your Netflix app.
When is the finale?
Episode 11 airs Saturday, October 3, 2026. Episode 12, the finale, airs Sunday, October 4, 2026, at 21:10 KST on tvN, with Netflix dropping the same episodes outside Korea.
How many episodes are there?
Twelve episodes, about 70 minutes each. It is not a full-season binge drop.
Is this Song Kang's first drama after military service?
Yes. Song Kang was discharged on October 1, 2025. Four Hands, Two Sonatas is his first major drama lead after discharge.

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