Apple unveils classical-music streaming app for Music subscribers
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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has opened preorders for its Apple Music Classical app - a stand-alone app designed to stream classical music that's included free for its Apple Music subscribers.
The new app is the culmination of an effort that started with Apple acquiring classical music streaming service Primephonic in summer 2021.

As it planned back then, Apple is using the new app to offer access to more than 5M tracks of classical audio, as well as thousands of exclusive albums.
The ad-free service will launch March 28 with hundreds of curated playlists, high audio quality (up to 192 kHz/24-bit Hi-Res Lossless), advanced search and browsing, and detailed composer biographies and deep descriptions of key works.
The app is only available on the App Store for iPhone for now, but the company promises an Android version in time.