Apple's classical music-dedicated application, 'Apple Music Classical,' which was previously available on iPhone and iPad, can now also be enjoyed on the website.
On the 17th, Apple announced in a press release that web listeners can now more easily enjoy classical music on desktop. Web users can conveniently access Apple's vast classical music catalog.
To celebrate the launch of the web version, Julius Eastman's Symphony No. 2 performed by Franz Welser-M?st and the Cleveland Orchestra, along with Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 2, will be exclusively available for six weeks. Various exclusive content such as an interview about pianist Seong-Jin Cho's latest album and a playlist of his representative pieces can also be enjoyed on the web.
Apple Music Classical is an app specialized in classical music, allowing searches by various criteria such as composer, work, conductor, orchestra, instrument, and opus number. It supports high-resolution lossless audio and immersive spatial sound. It offers diverse content including over 50,000 album notes and translations, as well as global classical music charts. Apple Music subscribers can use it without additional cost.
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