Yesterday Apple launched the new versions of its operating systems, and it is that along with iOS 16.4 iPadOS 16.4, macOS 13.3, watchOS 9.4 and tvOS 16.4 also arrived, but the truth is that these launches were only the prelude of a new application, which has been talked about for a long time and which is now available to all users, if you want to know what it is about, keep reading that we will tell you everything in this post.
One of the big rumors that has been ringing around the Cupertino company for many months is the possibility that they would launch their own music application, apart from Apple Music, only for classical music. In fact, in older versions, references to said app were found in its code, but the reality is that it never came. Well, the app is already here so that anyone who wants to can download it, although hey, to be able to use it you will have to meet a series of requirements that we will tell you below.
What can you do with Apple Music Classical?
Apple Music Classical, as its own name indicates, is an aspect of Apple’s own music service, only that the Cupertino company has decided to release a separate app and a few lines below we will tell you the reason for this, since many users may think that they really could have implemented it all within the same app.
The first thing you have to know is that In order to enjoy and use this application you will have to be a subscriber to Apple MusicIf this is the case, you will not have to pay anything for the app, you just have to go to the App Store and download it to start using it without problems or limitations. And the reality is that what you will find inside it is a great catalog of classical music, nothing more, also with the same interface that you have in Apple Music.
The reason why Apple has released this application
As we said before, many users wonder why Apple is launching a classical music app apart from the Music app itself where you can already listen to this type of music. Well, the reality is that even the Cupertino company itself has come out to explain and tell the reasons that have led them to launch this independent app. The company’s statements are as follows:
“Classical music often involves multiple musicians recording works that have been recorded many times before and are referred to by different names. For example, from Beethoven’s Formal Piano Sonata No. 14 to the popular name of the Moonlight Sonata, or in several languages, such as the Mondschein Sonata in German. Such complexities mean that fans of classical music have been underserved by streaming platforms. Until now. A different app, included with an Apple Music subscription, gives these classical music lovers the catalog and editorial content they’ve been missing.
Only a completely new app, with specialized features and a beautiful interface designed for the genre, could remove the complexity and make classical music easily searchable, easily navigated and accessible for beginners and experts alike.”
