Apple Music Classical, Apple’s long-running app for listening to classical music with an Apple Music subscription, is now available for download from the App Store.
Apple Music Classical was born out of Primephonic, which Apple acquired in 2021 with the intention of launching a music-focused classic app in 2022, according to theverge report.
Apple Music Classical promises it will be better at handling the complex metadata often associated with classical recordings, and the app will have things like curated playlists and composer bios to help people learn more about the genre.
Apple says that the app catalog includes more than 5 million tracks and that you can listen to music at up to 192 kHz / 24-bit high definition lossless, however there are some caveats with the app, subscribers to the Apple Music Voice plan cannot use the classic, At launch, there will be no original iPad version, and you won’t be able to download music for offline listening.
She also said, “I’m disappointed about the lack of offline downloads but I’m still looking forward to looking into the app. Although I have to be connected to the internet to use it, Apple Music Classical can be a good way to learn more about the genre you should.” to be more familiar with it.
