You are what you listen to cites the claim of public music radio in Spain, and it is that if you consider yourself a music lover you have to listen to music of all kinds. And if you don't listen to everything, a Saturday like today is the best day to start discovering new chords with those incredible headphones that you recently bought (those pristine Beats that you bought at the Apple Store in your neighborhood). And the fact is that nowadays no one has an excuse to leave the more commercial musical circle, that it is good to listen to the great hits, but it is also good to discover new things ...
And I say that nobody has an excuse because we have a wide variety of streaming music services that offer us music with a fairly acceptable bitrate to listen to any type of music. And today's news is related to discovering music. And it is that the new and criticized Apple Music has just incorporated improvements for us to discover classical music, and these improvements have come along with an iTunes update ...
Una update interesting since it not only brings us the classics «Application stability and performance improvements« (which too), this new update of iTunes brings us the ability to search for composers and performers in the Apple Music search engine.
This is what the guys from Cupertino tell us in the update log of the new version of iTunes, the version 12.3.2:
This update allows you to view the works, composers and performers while browsing the classical music category of the Apple Music catalog. In addition, it includes stability and performance improvements for the application.
Of course, you have to know that this can only be seen by those who are subscribed to Apple Music, but without a doubt it is great news. So now you know, run to download this new iTunes update (available for Mac and Windows), And enjoy the classics.
The photograph that illustrates the post (we see the RAI National Symphony Orchestra) is part of the gallery of MYTH SettembreMusica on Flickr (CC BY 2.0).