Apple Music Classical will launch on March 28, bringing with it the largest catalog of classical music in the world.
Finally, the long ordeal of not having an Apple Music dedicated to classical music is about to come to an end. The new and expectedly titled “Apple Music Classical” has just appeared in the App Store! The app is only available for iPhone users, and the long-awaited app will officially launch on March 28th.
Apple has been planning the arrival of an improved classical music experience since it acquired Primephonic in 2021. Initially, they promised users more exclusive audio content and improved playlists inspired by Primephonic . Later, it was announced that there would be a new dedicated app with additional features along with the beloved user interface for Apple Music subscribers to enjoy ! Apple confidently stated that the app would be available by the end of 2022, however it failed to keep that promise.
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Despite a slight delay, the new Apple Music Classical has finally arrived on the App Store , and Apple Music is celebrating its debut with a special introductory video. They’re calling it “a new dawn in classical music” – an apt description of this revolutionary development!
Apple Music Classical presents an easy way for beginners to explore classical music with a wealth of Essentials, detailed composer biographies, guides to famous works, and user-friendly navigation. You can search by composer name, work title, conductor, or catalog number—tracks are provided in 192kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless and spatial audio formats.
Apple Music Classical is now available for pre-order and will be released on March 28th. Tapping the “Get” will not download it to device , as is the case with most other apps, but instead will sign you up to have the app automatically downloaded when it is released. However, delays are always possible and should be taken into account. Make sure you have entered a passcode or biometric authentication, if required by your settings, before attempting to purchase the app!
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Currently, the Apple Music Classical app is only accessible on iPhones running iOS 15.4 or later—however, some features may require iOS 16.4 , which is currently in testing. A version suitable for iPad , Mac , and Android devices should be available soon.
Source: macworld.com
