Apple Music has launched a new standalone music streaming app called Apple Music Classical, designed specifically for classical music lovers. With over 5 million tracks, the app offers the largest classical music catalog in the world, covering a wide spectrum of celebrated recordings and forgotten gems. One of the most significant features of the app is its optimized search capabilities.
The redesigned search algorithm instantly delivers exactly what users are looking for using all combinations of keywords, from composer and work to opus number, conductor, artist, or instrument, and even a work’s nickname. This makes it easier for listeners to search for a specific piece or performance.
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For beginners, the app offers hand-picked Editor’s Choice curation, which is a great place to start exploring classical music. And for those more familiar with a particular work, the app’s list of popular recordings provides the perfect next step and an enjoyable chance to compare and contrast. Apple Music Classical also features thousands of exclusive albums, including recordings by world-famous orchestras.
Enhanced Listening Experience with Lossless Audio and Spatial Audio:
Another significant feature of Apple Music Classical is the enhanced listening experience it offers. With lossless audio of up to 24 bit/192 kHz, listeners can experience the nuances of every performance. The Hi-Res Lossless mode delivers astoundingly crisp and clear sound quality, making each note feel close enough to touch. The app also offers revolutionary Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos, allowing listeners to enjoy thousands of recordings from the best seat in the concert hall, immersed in a 360-degree soundscape where music comes from every direction, including above.
Apple Music Classical’s Spatial Audio catalog adds new albums every week as legendary recordings are remastered and contemporary performances are captured in Spatial Audio. The app’s interface ensures that listeners always know who and what they’re hearing, with everything laid out at a glance, including the work name, orchestra, conductor, contributing artists, and even year of recording.
