The Apple Music Classical app is now available in more regions, including China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau . Earlier this month, Apple said it would expand, and it has kept its promise.
Apple Music Classical first launched in other countries in March 2023. It is an app for classical music lovers and is offered to Apple Music subscribers at no extra charge. Through the app, users have access to more than five million classical music tracks , including new high-quality releases. There are also hundreds of curated playlists, thousands of exclusive albums and other interesting features , such as composer biographies and information about the works.
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Apple Music Classical is easy to use and very practical. Unlike the existing Apple Music app, Classical allows users to search by composer, work, conductor, catalog number, and more.
Users in the newly added countries can pre-order the app on the App Store.
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Apple Music Classical is already available on iOS and Android, and a few days ago it was also released on CarPlay, allowing users to access the app from their vehicle's infotainment screen. A prerequisite is that an iPhone is connected.
Expanding Apple Music Classical to countries like China and Japan is important for Apple for a number of reasons. First, it opens up new markets for Apple, allowing more people to access its service.
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Second, this expansion could help Apple increase its competitiveness in the digital music market. Access to more countries means Apple can attract more users to its service, increasing its purchasing power and influence.
Finally, in this way, classical music is also promoted to a wider community.
Source: www.macrumors.com
