Apple has updated its music recognition app Shazam to support Apple Music Classical for subscribers to enjoy classical music.
The classical music version of Apple Music launched in March, stemming from its acquisition of the Primephonic classical music streaming service. Shazam, which Apple also acquired, now supports the new classical app.
Users can press the Shazam button to identify a classical music song or search for music. Then, tapping the menu icon on the track page and selecting “Open in Classical” will send the piece to Apple Music Classical.
Apple Music Classical boasts a collection of more than five million songs, making it the world’s most extensive classical music library. Its repertoire encompasses the entire range of classical music, from popular recordings to obscure treasures.
The app has a different version of search than Apple Music that offers precise search results using all possible combinations of keywords. This includes details such as composer, work, opus number, conductor, artist, instrument, and even a piece’s nickname.
Users can view all available recordings and an Editor’s Choice performance by searching for a specific work. Similarly, searching for a composer will display all their available pieces on the platform.
This story originally appeared on Appleinsider
