Episode 331 of Curtain Call features pianist, composer, and Yonsei University Professor Park Jong-hoon, who has appeared in four dramas starting with 'Secret Love Affair'. We take a look at the drama 'Four Hands' from the perspective of a pianist who actually enjoys performing four-hands pieces. He has actually experienced a situation where blood stained the piano keys during a competition, just like in the opening scene of the drama. How do the drama and reality differ?
Can a genius really be recognized after just a few measures? He shares his experience of recognizing that a young Yunchan Lim was extraordinary within just one minute of hearing him play. He also opens up about the reality of competitions that shape performances to "avoid losing points," and stories of psychological warfare within a married piano duo. The conversation is filled with fascinating tales, including the twist behind being taken aback by actor Park Hyuk-kwon's blunt reaction on the first day of filming for 'Secret Love Affair'.
Listen along to "Danse Macabre" arranged directly for four hands by Park Jong-hoon, and his original composition "Romance", which became a hot topic as a duet by soprano Sumi Jo and Suho.
♪ Saint-Saëns, Danse Macabre (Arranged by Park Jong-hoon) - Performed by Duo Vivid (Park Jong-hoon, Chiharu Aizawa)
♪ Park Jong-hoon, Romance (Piano original of the track featured in Sumi Jo's 40th debut anniversary album) - Performed by Park Jong-hoon, Courtesy of Ruby Music
(Host: Kim Soo-hyun, Senior Culture Reporter, Lee Byung-hee, Announcer | Guest: Pianist Park Jong-hoon | Recording & Filming: Yu Gyu-yeon | Editing: Jung Yong-hee)
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