Macworld:
I recently made some suggestions about how you can manage a classical music library in iTunes. Apple Music, however, can be even more of a challenge for listening to classical music. This isn’t surprising; the music streaming model is designed around the “song” rather than multi-movement works, such as symphonies and sonatas. Here are a few tips to help you listen to classical music more efficiently.
I like classical music at times but am no means an aficionado. This article may help some of you who are get through the ins and outs of classical on Apple Music.
When I bought my first CD player, I remember how proud I was that I’d done the research and found the reference Phillips player that could read indexed movements within tracks. Which, of course, mattered for only a handful of Beethoven CDs that had been programmed with indexing.
Here’s something that’s going to be classic: John Pizzarelli doing McCartney, live.
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2015/08/john-pizzarelli-let-em-in-live/