Apple Music Classic is available worldwide – Apple

Offered as part of your Apple Music subscription It is designed To make it easier to search and find unique elements of classical music, such as orchestras, conductors, composers or musicians, classical instruments, etc. The app is an offshoot of Primephonic, the streaming service that Apple acquired in 2021. It was originally scheduled to be available in late 2022, but earlier this month, Apple Finalize Launch date (March 28, 2023).

The app is available on iPhones running iOS 15.4 or later, with a version for Android devices in the works. As expected, it delivers 192kHz/24-bit lossless HD audio quality, while thousands of recordings are also rendered with spatial audio (spatial audio).

Apple Classical Music also enables classical music fans to browse author biographies, descriptions of major works, guides to delve deeper into interesting topics, and more. Particularly in the area of ​​research, significant interventions have been made to provide answers to queries that are unique or specific to classical music while also allowing the user to choose from over 700 curated playlists.

However, there are also some things missing from the main Apple Music app. Apple Music Voice Plan subscribers cannot use Apple Music Classical, there is still no native iPad app, and users cannot download music for offline listening. The navigation bar has only four buttons (Listen Now, Browse, Library, and Search) as there is no longer a shortcut to Radio. Apple Music Classical will undoubtedly appeal to fans of classical music who are looking for things unique to the genre and especially those that they might struggle to find elsewhere.