I can play everything from century-old (and older) 78 rpm records to full-immersion Dolby Atmos recordings in my den. There's also a strong correlation between the classical listener base and people who have dedicated audio hardware setups for sitting and actively listening to music. Still, it's high time for Apple to bite the bullet and move forward with the other platforms. Those people will of course be annoyed, irritated or angry about that. As such, no matter how robustly organized an Apple Music Classical App is, when expanded to other platforms - particularly Mac - it will be functionally different than however most people have built their own customized archives. This is particularly true when one can imagine that there is likely a high correlation between the classical music listener base and people who have worked out their own customized catalog of their digitized classical archives. Starting out on a single device made sense for working out the kinks before expanding to other devices. Is there any news or inkling that Apple will soon expand the Apple Music Classical app beyond the iPhone platform?

This news is encouraging evidence that Apple is continuing to invest in classical music.

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