Apple Music Classical App Reviews

At least it knows that a concerto or a symphony isn’t a song, so it will play the next movement at the appropriate time; I’m grateful for that. But, there is no indicator of time, and so there’s no way to see where you are in a movement. No little red dot that moves. Still, it really is better than nothing, and we can hope that they’ll read this, talk to some actual musicians, and then add that little red dot.

When I make a playlist and play it I click on the song and it starts playing a completely different song then the one I clicked on and it does this for the first half hour of the playlists existence and then it starts working normal but I would like for it to work from the start. The last problem is when you scroll down your playlist and play a song it automatically scrolls back to the top for some reason, which is annoying because if it is a long playlist you have to scroll back to the bottom j

Please release an iPad app.

An absolute gem. Incredible opportunity to discover, enjoy and learn about classical music. Perfectly organized categories that make browsing a delight. Fantastic - thank you for this!

While the app is marketed as pure classical it has a lot of amazing soundtracks-AS IT SHOULD!! But there are some amazing scores not in this app. I’d love for it to be rebranded as a symphonic app instead of classical so it can encompass scores from Disney to Destiny and everything it has now! Absolutely love it though!

I cannot believe that Apple did not make this a Universal application, they have started slacking.

Helps you focus on all the real music (like Italian opera, Bach, Glenn Gould and whatnot) while you can cordon all of your guilty pleasures off in the other app. Now if they can make a movies or TV app that just focuses on the good movies (like Hitchcock and and Renoir and Burt Lancaster)—I mean classic movies.

I’m kinda of surprised by this, sine it’s an official Apple app, that there’s no native iPad support. Instead it opens up tiny on your iPad screen since it’s only fitted for iPhone. Hoping that changes in the future since part of the selling point of the iPad Pro line is the built in speakers designed to play music

Exclaimer, not everyone has an iPhone like me. I want to listen on my ipad, but was dissatisfied when I saw the small screen, small text platform, what’s the point? and lack of anything. It is still a good idea and app.

I canceled my current music service and signed up for Apple Music on account of this app. I have seen a lot of suggestions for improvements. Fine. The essential point is that if you like classical music, nothing else that I am aware of is even close.

First off, I love this app! I love classical music so this is a wonderful fit for me. I love all the features and I’m very pleased with how you did this. The only thing is, I would love the shuffle feature added back in please. :) thanks!