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Classical music lovers, your time is now.
And best of all, if you have Apple Music, it’s all free.
There you’ll find categories like Composers, Periods, and Genres, as well as Conductors and Ensembles.
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The Browse tab’s playlist section serves up an entire tile for Beethoven’s works alone.
Love Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite?”
There are dozens of versions available when searching under “Albums” or under the composer himself.
Not all of them have multiple works, and some seem to have none listed here at all.
(And yes, that insanely popular Celine Dion song from “Titanic” is available.)
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There looks like it’s no way to do this currently in Apple Music Classical.
This isn’t a missing feature, per se, but it’s worth noting.
The issue is mostly due to the limitations of the iPhone itself.
But a few tweaks could make things easier, especially for those less technically inclined.
If you already have Apple Music, you don’t have to.
That’s a pretty great perk just for being a part of the Apple Music club.
Apple Music Classicalisn’t perfect.
It’s missing some notable features, and search can sometimes be a challenge.
