Apple recently announced the launch of a new music streaming platform that will place an emphasis on classical music. Apple Music Classical is a brand-new app that was developed as a result of the company’s acquisition of Primephonic, a streaming service that is based in Amsterdam.
As per reports, Apple Music subscribers will be able to explore more than 5 million classical music tracks, including high-quality audio for newly released albums, as a result of this update.
In addition, the application will include a large number of playlists that have been curated by hand, exclusive albums, and supplementary features such as detailed analyses of significant works and biographies of the composers who created them.
The fact that the service was included in the most recent updates to the OS for developers gave the impression that it was nearly finished, but the exact date of its debut was unknown.
The app was presented to the public today, but at this time, preordering is the only option on the App Store. Later this month, on March 28, it will be made available to the public. In addition, when the app is released, it will only be compatible with iOS devices that are running iOS version 15.4 or a later version.
Apple’s Classical Music Fans Get Their Own Dedicated App This is one way that Apple differentiates its Apple Music subscription service from the services offered by its rivals. In contrast to Spotify’s most recent announcement of advanced features like artificial intelligence and video-based discovery feeds, this move was made.
Apple Music Classical provides a user interface that is straightforward and makes it easy to interact with various classical music pieces. People are able to search for recordings using a variety of criteria, including the conductor, work title, composer, and even catalog number.
