Apple updates Apple Music Classical app logo to black-and-white design
Apple has replaced the red-and-white logo of its standalone Apple Music Classical app with a black-and-white version, matching the redesign it gave the main Apple Music app last month. The new Classical logo retains some translucency in its G-clef symbol rather than appearing fully flat like the main Music app's icon.
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The change suggests Apple is pursuing a consistent visual identity across its music products rather than treating Classical as a separate brand. The muted reaction compared to backlash over the main Music app's redesign may reflect Classical's smaller user base, according to the report.
- Apple Music Classical's logo is now black-and-white, matching the main Music app's recent redesign.
- The new icon keeps some translucency in the G-clef, unlike the flatter main Music app logo.
- Apple Music Classical is included free with a Music subscription, which costs $12/month individually or $20/month for a Family plan in the US.
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