Apple bought the classical music service Primephonic in 2021. After this move, Apple, which plans to release a new application with its own signature, has waited until today. The company seems to have already launched the Apple Music Classical application, which it announced on March 28.
Apple Music Classical launched 1 day ago
The release date for Apple’s new classical music application was set as March 28. However, in some Asian countries such as Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam, the new music application is available today, according to the shares of some iPhone users on Twitter.
The Apple Music Classical App, which opened for pre-order on the App Store earlier this month, contains more than five million classical music tracks. The application, which is offered free to use with the standard Apple Music subscription in iOS 15.4 and later versions, will be a very important alternative for those who want to listen to classical music.
Apple Music Classical is built on Primephonic, a classical music streaming service that Apple acquired in 2021. The company’s new app uses Primephonic’s playlists, audio content, search features and data. Apple’s new application also hosts a lot of important information such as biographies of thousands of composers and descriptions of important works.
Apple Music Classical will be available only for iPhone users at first. In the future, it is stated that the Android version of the application will also come. The app also currently supports languages in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Dutch.
The technology giant will create a very important option for classical music lovers with its new music application. So what do you think about Apple Music Classical? You can share your views with us in the comments section.