Apple has officially announced the launch of its new classical music-focused Music app, which will feature more than 5 million tracks, ranging from "new albums to well-known masterpieces." While the free app's release is slated for the end of March, here's how to get Apple Music Classical to automatically download to your iPhone when it's available.
Apple Music Classical is designed to deliver what the company calls "the ultimate classical experience."
In addition to more than 5 million tracks and thousands of exclusive albums, the app will offer "editorial notes including composer biographies, descriptions of major works, and more."
Tracks will be available in high-resolution lossless formats up to 192 kHz/24-bit, and thousands of tracks will be available in spatial audio.
Another handy feature is the ability to search by composer, work, conductor, or catalog number to quickly find the exact recording you're looking for. Apple touts "complete and accurate metadata to ensure you know exactly what you're playing and who you're playing."
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