It’s tough to be a classical music fan in the year 2023. Not because of the quality of the song itself, but because it is so hard to track down. However, for many classical music fans, Apple has saved the day!
Apple released its brand-new audio streaming app, Apple Music Classical over the weekend. The new app is catering specifically to those interested in the classical music genre. Apple Music subscribers have access to the world’s largest classical music catalog! The app boasts a fully optimized search, impeccable sound quality, and the opportunity to hear many classics for the first time with Spatial Audio. Not to mention curated playlists, in-depth biographies of the composers, and detailed descriptions of thousands of works.
Starting on March 28th, Apple Music subscribers could officially download Apple Music Classical from the App Store at no additional expense. Anyone, from seasoned music lovers to newcomers, can enjoy the full breadth of Apple Music with the addition of Apple Music Classical.
Why is it so hard to find classical music on mainstream music sites?
Interface issues among music streaming sites are usually the face of this problem.
While having access to an unlimited audio library through a monthly membership opens up new worlds of exploration. It also removes any feeling of spontaneity from our listening habits. Major music streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music use algorithms to suggest songs based on our listening history, as well as our current state of mind.
Apple may have come up with a solution by creating Apple Music Classical. With the subscription being $10 a month, Apple Music advertises that its users will be able to “easily find any recording in the world’s largest classical music catalog with fully optimized search; enjoy the highest audio quality available and experience many classical favorites in a whole new way with immersive Spatial Audio; browse expertly curated playlists, insightful composer biographies, and descriptions of thousands of works.”
This new interface includes sections such as:
- Work Name
- Orchestra
- Conductor
- Contributing Artists
- Recording Year
It’s not easy to come up with a uniform, user-friendly category when you’re trying to classify every piece of music ever made. Apple Music Classical demonstrates that the vast classic music library can be incorporated into a streaming format. This may seem contradictory but has the potential to bring thousands of listeners new pleasure if they give it a try.
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what’s next?
According to Apple, they have a variety of exclusive content coming with the release of Apple Music Classical. Noting that the Berlin Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, the Metropolitan Opera, the New York Philharmonic, the Opéra national de Paris, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the San Francisco Symphony, and the Vienna Philharmonic are just some of the classical institutions that have partnered with Apple Music to bring listeners new and exclusive content and recordings.
Beginning in March 2023 as part of the Today at Apple series, Apple Music Classical will also present a number of live concerts starring some of these collaborators at Apple Store sites around the globe.
Apple Music Classical’s release is a huge deal for fans of classical albums. Finding and listening to this genre has never been simpler, thanks to the user-friendly UI and meticulously selected sets. Apple’s new software gives fans and casual users alike a fresh way to experience and learn about classical songs, proving the company’s dedication to the often-overlooked category. In conclusion, Apple Music Classical is a great addition to the world of music streaming and will be very popular among people who enjoy the classical genre.
If you aren’t a fan of this genre, learn from us here why it’s important to have varied music tastes! Mic Drop Music is excited to see what Apple Music Classical has in store for listeners.
