Finally; I would use it a lot more that way
this post was submitted on 22 Jan 2024
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I'm bit out of loop, why do you need two apps for music? Are there no classical music on apple music? Just curious
There are, but classical music has a more complicated way of cataloguing songs because of the way the data is presented. Some songs are recorded by hundreds of different ensembles sometimes with different arrangements. Not to mention some pieces are known by different names internationally.
All of the Classical offerings are in the Apple Music app. Classical compositions are organized differently than modern music. Instead of an artist->track paradigm, you may have the same composition with a different conductor, orchestra, date of performance, etc. For classical listeners the main Music app's search and library model aren't a good fit.
Looks like it might be a bug. CarPlay was not mentioned in the release notes and it doesn’t actually work when launched in the car.
Correct, it’s mentioned as not working yet in the article,
However, the app does not appear to be functional yet when opened.
Now can we have Siri open the right app when asking for classical music?
With all the work it took you’d think they would have done this prior to rollout
Apparently I missed the e-mail 😉