For example, tap on the name of the conductor to see a short biography, as well as links to other albums they’ve been a part of, and orchestras that they often work with. You can tap on anything in red to get more information. If you pull up the now playing screen in Apple Music Classical, and then tap the little info button (the “i” inside a circle), you’ll be rewarded with a host of information about what you’re currently listening to - you can get details on the composer, the broader work, the conductor, and more. Read on to learn how to do things like shuffle playlists and download music, which work a bit differently here than you might expect.ġ) Get more info on Apple Music Classical pieces It’s still something of a work in progress - we expect more features to be added to this app over time. The app’s layout and organisation is a little different than you might be used to from it’s sister app as well as competitors like Spotify, so here are a selection of tips to consider when you’re just getting started with Apple Music Classical.

If you already subscribe to Apple Music, then the classical component is a free add-on, though it’s in a separate app, so you’ll need to download it separately.

Apple Music Classical is now available, though only on the iPhone at the time of writing (other platforms will be supported in due course).

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