Apple has procured Primephonic, a classical music streaming service, and the organization intends to incorporate the application’s functionality and playlists into Apple Music. A release shared by Apple uncovers that Apple Music subscribers can soon partake in a fundamentally further developed classical music experience. The organization additionally plans to add better browsing and search abilities, by composer and by repertoire, itemized presentations of classical music metadata, and other new features to Apple Music in the coming months.

Discussing the acquisition, Oliver Schusser, VP of Apple Music and Beats, said, “We love and have a deep respect for classical music, and Primephonic has become a fan favorite for classical enthusiasts. Together, we’re bringing great new classical features to Apple Music, and in the near future, we’ll deliver a dedicated classical experience that will truly be the best in the world.”

The release further uncovers that Primephonic is done tolerating new subscribers and the service will be taken offline beginning September 7th. One year from now, Apple intends to launch a dedicated classical music app, which will include Primephonic’s classical UI and a host of extra features.

In case you’re a leaving Primephonic subscriber, you’ll get a prorated refund back to the original payment technique dependent when left in your subscription. You will likewise get a half year of Apple Music free of charge. This will give you access to the entirety of Primephonic’s classical albums in lossless formats, alongside many classical albums in Apple Music’s Spatial Audio. Primephonic will send out emails to current subscribers with extra subtleties and a link to recover the free Apple Music subscription in the coming days. For more data, look at the FAQ section on Primephonic’s website.