Lee Jun Younger Talks About His Pianist Character In “4 Arms, Two Sonatas,” Why He Selected To Star In The Drama, And Extra
Lee Jun Younger has shared his ideas on his upcoming drama “4 Arms, Two Sonatas”!
“4 Arms” is a piano time period that refers to 2 individuals taking part in a single piano collectively. The drama “4 Arms, Two Sonatas” depicts the friendship, love, rivalry, and development of younger individuals who meet at an arts highschool and pursue their goals of changing into skilled pianists.
Lee Jun Younger performs Choi Jeong Yo, a tragic genius pianist. He’s a personality with distinctive musical expertise who gave up the piano after dealing with the tough realities of life. After dropping his mom at a younger age, he grew to become the only real caretaker of his alcoholic father, changing into the breadwinner of his household whereas nonetheless a child himself. Though he beloved the piano greater than anybody, he spent his life holding onto a dream that he needed to preserve at arm’s size.
“4 Arms, Two Sonatas” is Lee Jun Younger’s closing challenge earlier than enlisting within the navy. Reflecting on his determination to star within the drama, he shared, “I primarily labored with senior actors and discovered loads from them, however earlier than enlisting, I actually needed to behave alongside actors my very own age as effectively.”
Lee Jun Younger, who has at all times beloved music, revealed that music was one more reason why he selected to star within the drama. He shared, “‘4 Arms, Two Sonatas’ was additionally a challenge with the interesting topic of music, which I had at all times been inquisitive about.” He added, “That gave me a powerful need to problem myself and discover it extra deeply as an actor, so I selected the drama with out hesitation.”
Speaking about his character Choi Jeong Yo, Lee Jun Younger defined, “For Choi Jeong Yo, the piano is one thing he needs to face however can not convey himself to face,” highlighting Jeong Yo’s sophisticated emotions towards the instrument.
He continued, “After distancing himself from the piano following a collection of occasions, Choi Jeong Yo stays caught in that interval of his life, however he begins to heal after assembly Kang Pio (Tune Kang).”
Lee Jun Younger selected “freedom” because the key phrase that finest describes Choi Jeong Yo. He elaborated, “‘Freedom’ appears to go well with Choi Jeong Yo’s on a regular basis life finest, as he’s somebody who’s reluctant to reside inside a set mildew.”
Lee Jun Younger revealed that he was virtually unfamiliar with classical music, however whereas making ready for the function of Choi Jeong Yo, he naturally started trying to find and listening to classical music. He remarked, “Whereas taking part in Choi Jeong Yo and determining the character’s feelings, I naturally discovered myself listening to classical music. I got here to comprehend that ‘the ability of classical music is extremely sturdy.’ It was a significant expertise during which I discovered concerning the distinctive resonance and emotional depth that classical music can supply.”
Lastly, Lee Jun Younger actually shared his hopes for the function, saying, “Via the character of Choi Jeong Yo, I wish to hear individuals say, ‘So this actor can pull off a job like this, too.’” He added, “It might be actually significant if I might be acknowledged as an actor who doesn’t restrict himself and may painting a variety of roles.”
“4 Arms, Two Sonatas” is about to premiere on August 29 at 9:10 p.m. KST.
Within the meantime, watch Lee Jun Younger in his newest drama “Reborn Rookie”:
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