Apple has updated the logo for its standalone Apple Music Classical app to match the main Music app's new black-and-white design. The company retired the app's old red-and-white logo, replacing it with a monochrome version that retains some translucency rather than appearing one-dimensional. This rebrand follows Apple's recent change to the main Music app's iconic red logo last month, which defined the service's "new identity." Unlike the main app's redesign, which faced passionate criticism, the Classical app logo change has drawn little complaint, likely due to its smaller userbase.
Access to Apple Music Classical remains included at no extra cost with a Music subscription. While all tracks are available on the main app, the Classical application makes it easier to discover genre-specific music and search for particular renditions played by various artists throughout history. In the US, an Apple Music subscription costs $12 per month, or $20 monthly for a Family plan covering up to six people.
Source: Engadget · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing