Apple Music Classical is coming to your desktop; but there's a catch. The spin-off music service for classical music lovers was launched back in March of 2023 and has been available to current Apple Music subscribers at no additional cost, running parallel with the mainline service but with its own, distinct mobile app.

It's still not rolled out to all Apple devices, but now subscribers to Apple Music Classical can listen online.

Apple Music Classical has expanded once again and is now available online, but you'll have to wait longer for its native Mac app.

Apple Music Classical is accessible on the web and iOS, CarPlay, and Android devices. It supports high-resolution lossless audio with quality up to 192 kHz/24-bit. Additionally, it offers thousands of recordings in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos, providing an immersive listening experience.

Now, Apple Music Classical has come to the web. It can be accessed online by visiting classical.music.apple.com and logging in with your Apple Account. As long as you have an Apple Music subscription, you’ll be good to go; if not, you’ll be prompted to sign up for a one-month free trial.

Apple Music users can now access Apple Music Classical on the web. This is the first platform expansion in over a year.

Apple Music is a behemoth, offering millions of songs, music videos, and more — if you've ever felt like it's been a daunting task to figure it all out, we're here to help you with this useful guide.

Apple Music Classical Is Now Available on the Web . Apple Music Classical is now available on the web, with Apple launching a dedicated web player for its classical music spin-off