Apple Music Classical Updated With Three New Features

[WeinendSichAusDiesemBund]

I don't really need listening guides but that's pretty cool. Seems like the Apple Classical programming team is doing some good work. I'm pretty sure there will be a Mac and Apple TV app soon. It's such a niche market though; I'm the only one I know that actually uses Apple Music Classical.

You’re the only one you know as someone who works with professional classical musicians all the time?! Then I shall give up all hopes to ever find anyone who uses it among the normies I usually get to hang out with 😔

 

[TruthAboveAllElse]

I get it, but this would be a deal breaker for me. Personal libraries are through Apple Music and if they separated classical out, I would lose all my classical music.

I don’t see a toggle for all music that appears in Classical to appear or not appear in Music as beyond Apple’s UX simplicity, only something more granular than that.

 

[alfonsog]

You’re the only one you know as someone who works with professional classical musicians all the time?! Then I shall give up all hopes to ever find anyone who uses it among the normies I usually get to hang out with 😔

You'd be surprised how many classical musicians don't even listen to classical music. We don't make much money, now I work 2 other jobs since I sold my restaurant last year. Also 2 regional symphonies have folded the past year. All arts organization's budgets here in Florida got cut last summer when the governor line item vetoed all arts funding with no notice (my symphony lost our yearly grant of $150,000 only a few weeks before usually getting it). And most of my few wealthy friends are cheap and don't do any subscriptions, they use YouTube.