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Isn’t fundamentally the issue that for any symphony by Beethoven or whoever that there are thousands of recordings of performances? So if I decide I want to li
by PaulHoule 8mo ago
Isn’t fundamentally the issue that for any symphony by Beethoven or whoever that there are thousands of recordings of performances? So if I decide I want to listen to a certain one then I also need to pick a particular performance that a particular orchestra did a certain time?
- zukzuk 8mo agoApple Music has a totally separate app for classical music. It was specifically designed to address exactly this. For each composer, it shows all their well known works, and then you can tap on each to see all the recordings of that particular piece. Smart move on Apple’s part, if you ask me.
- clickety_clack 8mo agoI always wondered why there were separate apps, and this makes total sense.
- allears 8mo agoAs mentioned above, they bought Primephonic, which already had all those features. For myself, I used Primephonic until Apple bought it, then switched to Idagio, in order to minimize my connection with the Apple machine.
- isjcusjdisj 8mo ago[dead]
- mingus88 8mo agoI love that app. They have Dolby atmos mixes which seem like overkill but I was completely floored putting on a double bass work and being completely immersed in the center of the sound. Obviously great for large ensembles but surprisingly awesome at solo works And the play history integrates with the main Music app