Initially, the service was supposed to launch in 2022. However, for unknown reasons, the Cupertinites had to postpone the “event” to the first half of this year.
The app will reportedly have the world’s largest archive of works written before the mid-20th century. Its library will contain over 5 million tracks and thousands of albums available for streaming.
Apple Music Classical will also offer curated playlists, listening guides, and composer biographies.
If nothing interferes with the plans of the Apple company, the launch of the service will take place on March 28. All Apple Music users with an active subscription can access it.
Source: Ferra
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