APPLE Music users on Android can finally get hold of a free upgrade that iPhone owners received months ago.
The brand new app provides you with access to more than five million tracks at no extra cost.
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And the app in question is Apple Music Classical.
It’s separate from the main Apple Music app aimed at those who love the classical masterpieces as well as new releases.
Apple previously described the app as “the world’s largest classical music catalogue”.
Much like its iOS counterpart, you can search by composer, work, conductor and catalogue number.
It shows things like composer biographies and work descriptions to find out who created the track – and what it actually means.
There are also more than 700 curated playlists.
Apple Music Classical first arrived on iPhone in March.
Although Android’s version wasn’t quite so quick to land, it has come ahead of an iPad or MacBook launch.
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For those interested in the technical bits, the audio quality is 192kHz/24-bit Hi-Res lossless sound.
And thousands of recordings are available in 3D ‘Spatial Audio’ for an even greater experience to your ears.
You can receive Apple Music Classical as a free add-on to Apple Music if you have an Individual, Student, Family or Apple One subscription.
But it’s not available if you only have the Apple Music Voice Plan.
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