The app can be used in languages like English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

The idea shouldn't be dismissed so easily, however, since the app is still in its early stages after all. Those who subscribe to the Apple Music Voice Plan can't use Apple Music Classical, and there is still no native iPad version of the app. There are over five million tracks that users can browse through, although offline downloads are still not an option at the moment. In addition to that, listeners can also view biographies of the composers of the music, just so people will attain more knowledge regarding the genre.Īpple claims that users can listen to music at up to 192 kHz/24 bit with high resolution and lossless audio. Like other music streaming services, the app will also have curated playlists for its users. It has now become Apple Music Classical, which can handle complex metadata which is associated with the mentioned genre, according to The Verge.

The tech giant acquired Primephonic, a streaming service dedicated to classical music, back in 2021. Apple's way of recognizing that a lot of its users appreciate the genre is by releasing a standalone app, which can be accessed with an Apple Music subscription. Classical music has been adored by many over the years ever since they were composed.

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