Our recollective national incubus of not having a dedicated Apple Music app for classical euphony is nearly over . A new app – visit , unsurprisingly , Apple Music Classical – hasappeared in the App Storeat long last . The app is presently only usable for the iPhone and does n’t formally make it until March 28 .

Still , better late than never , and the app has now pip the App Store . Apple heralded its arrival with a brief prefatory video in Apple Music , calling the standalone app “ a raw dawn in classical medicine . ”

Apple says the new classic medicine experience “ makes it easy for beginners to get acquainted with the musical style thanks to century of Essentials playlist , insightful composer biography , mysterious - prima donna guides for many key works , and nonrational graze feature article . ” you’re able to search by composer , study , conductor , or catalog number , and track are available up to 192 kHz/24 bit Hi - Res Lossless and spatial audio .

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How much will Apple Music Classical cost?

Apple Music Classical will be useable to anyone with a full Apple Music subscription . It requires an Apple Music subscription ( Individual , Student , Family , or Apple One ) . Unfortunately Apple Music Classical is not available with the Apple Music Voice Plan .

An Apple Music subscription costs $ 10.99/£10.99 a month for an individual or $ 16.99/£16.99 a calendar month for a category . The student design is $ 5.99/£5.99 . ReadHow to get Apple Music for freefor ways to save money andThe complete guide to Apple Musicfor more information .

How to get Apple Music Classical

Officially , Apple Music Classical is currently uncommitted for preorder , a alike tactic it deploys for Apple Arcade game . The app displays the standard “ Get ” push that shows for all complimentary apps , but tapping it ( and then entering a passcode or biometric authentication if your options require them ) does n’t in reality download the app . Rather , it simply signs you up to download the app automatically when it launches . agree to the App Store , that will happen on March 28 , although we would n’t rule out further delays .

The app is currently only uncommitted for iPhones running iOS 15.4 or later , though it ’s possible some features may requireiOS 16.4 , which is presently in tsting . Presumably , a version for the iPad , Mac , and Android will be coming before long .

Of note , when I searched on the App Store for “ Apple Music Classical , ” the accurate name of the app , I had to scroll past one(unrelated ) advert , the original Apple Music app , Apple Music for Artists , a house ad for Apple One , TIDAL Music , an explainer about App Store search , and Mixcloud , before I reached the new app . That ’s an astonishingsevenunwanted one-armed bandit before I reach the exact thing I had search for . perchance the app does n’t rank well on its own search full term because it is n’t yet available . Or maybe , as many of us havesuspected for a while , App Store lookup is a mess .

At any rate , the app is there at long last and will shortly be quick to deliver soothing euphony to our ears .