Launch of Apple Music Classical in Korea

Apple Music has broadened the horizons of classical music enthusiasts in Korea with the introduction of its dedicated classical music streaming app, which premiered with support from prominent South Korean pianists such as Lim Yun-chan, Cho Seong-jin, and Son Yeol-eum.

Classical Virtuosos Back New Platform

A consortium of South Korean musicians celebrated the inauguration of the specialized platform, sharing their aspirations for its potential impact on the classical music scene. Son Yeol-eum expressed confidence in the platform's ability to modernize the perception of classical music, making it an integral part of contemporary culture.

A New Venue for Musical Discovery

Cho Seong-jin highlighted the importance of streaming services in exposing audiences to the breadth of classical music, while Lim Yun-chan spoke on the unifying power of music and his pride in being able to share his musical visions globally through Apple Music Classical.

A Treasure Trove of Classics at Your Fingertips

Boasting a staggering catalog of over 5 million tracks, Apple Music Classical claims the title for the world's most extensive classical music collection. The service aims to provide an all-encompassing experience, from time-honored recordings to hidden masterpieces.

Enhancing Partnerships with Local and Global Institutions

Apple Music’s partnerships aren't limited to individual artists. They have linked arms with esteemed institutions such as Seoul Arts Center and Lotte Concert Hall, while maintaining global connections with prestigious orchestras and opera houses worldwide.

Exclusive Content for Subscribers

Subscribers of Apple Music can revel in exclusive playlists curated by the likes of Lim, Cho, and Son, along with unique tracks from globe-trotting orchestras, all without additional charges, further enriching the classical music streaming experience.

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