Summary:
- Apple has announced a new standalone app called Apple Music Classical, which will be available on March 28.
- It will be exclusive to Apple Music subscribers and will contain more than five million tracks and thousands of albums.
- The app will provide complete and accurate metadata about tracks and allow users to search by composer, work, conductor, or catalog number.
Apple Music Classical is a standalone music app that the iPhone maker has announced and plans to launch on March 28. The app will be available to only Apple Music subscribers and require no additional subscription.
In its announcement, Apple said that the app will contain more than five million tracks and thousands of albums when it launches.
With the several versions and interpretations of some classical music pieces over the years, an app such as this is important for fans and enthusiasts. You will see the complete and accurate metadata about tracks to know what you are listening to and get to search by composer, work, conductor, or even catalog number.
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At launch, the app will be available to only iPhone users but Apple says an Android version is on the way, similar to how the Apple Music app is now universal.
The company has been working on improving its classical music offering since acquiring classical music streamer Primephonic in 2021. We’d believed that it would just upload the playlists and content on its regular music streaming app but Apple was taking things a step further.
It is not clear if Apple will scrub all the classical music tracks on its existing streaming platform or just leave it and hope that genuine fans will prefer the standalone app instead when it launches.
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