Apple has announced the launch of Apple Music Classical app, Apple’s classical music collection app, will be officially released on March 28, 2023. Let’s see what you need to know about this app.
15 things to know about Apple Music Classical before it launches on March 28th
1. Apple Music Classical was developed from the classic music streaming service Primephonic, acquired by Apple in 2021. The new app will use Primephonic playlists, music, and other search and data features.
2. Apple Music Classical works alongside the original Apple Music app, linking directly to classical music on Apple Music, as well as supporting features available on Apple Music, such as Spatial Audio.
3. As the name suggests, the Apple Music Classical app is dedicated to classical music. With over 5 million songs and hundreds of curated playlists. including more than a thousand special albums
4. Apple works with classical music artists and institutions. To offer exclusive content in the Apple Music Classical app, including Hi‑Res Lossless and Spatial Audio quality music.
5. The design of the app will look like Apple Music, but with a minimalist design. Use the New York font instead of SF Pro.
6. There’s no Radio section in the Apple Music Classical app, and it’s unclear if Apple Music Classical radio stations will be supported in the future.
7. The Apple Music Classical app provides a streamlined music search experience. Users can search for songs by composer, conductor, related work. catalog number and other information, making it easier to find information.
8. The Now Playing screen has a plain white or plain black background. Completely classic, unlike the Apple Music app, which uses the same tone background as the album cover of the song or the currently playing space.
9. The Now Playing screen has an Info (i) button located next to the lyrics button in the Apple Music app. This Info button displays song details.
10. Within the Apple Music Classical app, there is composer biographical information. Editor’s information and details about the works
11. Apple has commissioned artwork to create unique cover art by famous artists on Apple Music Classical, using color schemes and art references from the Classical period, the first of which includes Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin and Johann Sebastian. Bach, which will be followed by other artists in the future.
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12. The Apple Music Classical app is only available for iPhone, not for iPad (iPadOS).
13. An Apple Music Classical app for Android is in development. Expected to be released later
14. Apple has launched a new Twitter account exclusively for Apple Music Classical to keep track of news and updates about the app.
15. Apple Music Classical services are included with Apple Music or Apple One subscriptions for those who already subscribe to these services. Apple Music Classical is also available, but the service is not included in the Apple Music Voice plan.
The Apple Music Classical service will officially be available on March 28, 2023. Subscribers to Apple Music or Apple One and love classical music. The app can be pre-loaded at the App Store:
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