Recently, Apple officially announced that it will launch the Apple Music Classical standalone app in China on January 23.
Unlike the current Apple Music, the classical version is exactly what the name suggestsSpecialized in listening to some classical masterpieces.
The classical version of the app is very complete, for example, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony has as many as 1With 80,000 various versions, it can be said to be an artifact for classical lovers.
If you are a member of Apple Music who has subscribed, you can use the classical music version for free without additional subscription, and vice versa, if you want to use the classical music version, you also have to subscribe to Apple Music normally.
AbsolutelyFor most users, this app is a bit inexplicableWhy do you want to listen to classical music with a standalone app that is basically the same, but the playlist is different?
Apple says the app has been in the works for seven years, and the classical version includes more than 120,000 works by more than 20,000 composers, including more than 400,000 movements, and thousands of songs in the library** that support spatial audio experiences with outstanding sound quality.
But even so, I still can't understand why Apple would launch a standalone classical** app with an almost identical interface, but with a different playlist.
It stands to reason that Apple Music has a classical** section in it, or the classical** collection playlist isn't the same. I hope you will answer my questions).