If you are subscribers of Apple Music I encourage you to take a look at all their content, content that will probably surprise you because of how large is the catalog that they have included in the streaming music service of the guys from Cupertino. And if you are not, with news like the one we bring you today, you have more and more reasons to at least try Apple Music.
And it is that Apple wants to continue betting on quality music, and not everything is going to be the great hits of the moment. Classical music finally arrives with quality at a streaming music service (well, there are specialized services), classical music comes to Apple Music and he does it nothing more and nothing less than under the seal Deutsche Grammophone. After the jump we give you more details of this surprising arrival.
Well yes, when nobody expected it, Apple just added one of those human curated sections, with music selected by specialized people, focused on classical music. And as we said, they do it nothing more and nothing less than with content from the Deutsche Grammophon, the famous yellow label that you will have seen so much on classical music CD covers. A label in which we can find great works by historical composers, specialized radios, and a large catalog of albums with complete works. IThey also include videos such as Romeo and Juliet by Charles-François Gounod's recorded at the Salzburg festival (32 tracks of 2 hours long).
Since Emile Berliner, inventor of the gramophone, founded Deutsche Grammophon in 1898, the label has attracted the best musicians in the world. For decades, legendary director Herbert von Karajan represented the style and elegance of the Yellow Seal, named for the unmistakable color of its emblem. Claudio Abbado and Leonard Bernstein were next, and Andris Nelsons and Yannick Nézet-Séguin are the current stars of the record company. Among the pianists, Daniil Trifonov follows in the footsteps of Wilhelm Kempff and Maurizio Pollini. At present, DG has in its ranks such figures as the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter and the soprano Anna Netrebko. Enjoy the best of these and many other interpreters with our selection of playlists, albums and videos.
You know, enjoy the best classical music on Apple Music, undoubtedly great news that shows us the interest of the guys from Cupertino for good music, not everything is going to be music by Kanye West or Kesha (with permission from both artists ). A great opportunity to take advantage of the trial promotions with which to test Apple Music, Apple's music streaming service.
Very good idea, especially for those of us who like classical music. Another mini point for Apple.