This week's app is the Apple Music Classical app:

Apple Music Classical (https://music.apple.com/us/info/apple-music-classical) Companion app for Apple Music subscribers; included with Apple Music plans for Individual, Family, and Student subscribers as well as Apple One, at no additional cost; dedicated classical music service designed by and for all types of classical music listeners; the largest collection of its kind; excellent search capability and the high-quality audio that classical music deserves; discover classical music through curated playlists, intuitive browsing, and detailed descriptions of works; classical music is different from contemporary genres because works have multiple movements and tracks; famous pieces have hundreds of recordings with different orchestras, conductors, and soloists; Apple Music Classical is tailored to the needs of classical music lovers with a unique approach to search, browse, library, and recommendation features; listeners can dive deeper with background information about artists, composers, and works; can download the Apple Music Classical app from the App Store or Google Play; available for iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 15.4 or later, and for Android smartphones with Android 6 (Marshmallow) or later; will need Apple Music installed on the same device, and it’s usually preinstalled on iPhone and iPad; included with all Apple Music plans at no extra charge, and there’s no separate subscription; Apple Music Classical has a shared library with Apple Music, which means that the classical tracks, albums, and playlists added in either app are instantly available in the other; can listen on all devices and in the car with CarPlay online or offline; both apps offer the largest classical catalog in the world; Apple Music Classical includes multiple additional features, such as classical browse, a search engine designed for classical music, handpicked recommendations, composer and artist bios, and descriptions of the works; Apple Music Classical is classical only, but it does include lots of film and other crossover genres with classical music;  users can also listen to more than 100 million songs on Apple Music through their subscription; (iOS 17.0 or later; Android 10 and up.)

This week's app is the Apple Music app:

Apple Music (https://www.apple.com/apple-music/) Streaming service that allows user to listen to over 100 million songs; features include the ability to download favorite tracks and play them offline, lyrics in real time, listening across all devices, new music personalized, curated playlists from editors, and much more; exclusive and original content; iTunes library is still yours and you can access your entire collection from Apple Music or from iTunes for macOS or Windows; Apple Music is already on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV 4K, Mac, and HomePod speakers; can listen with CarPlay or online at music.apple.com; available on Windows and Android devices, Sonos speakers, Amazon Echo, Google Nest, smart TVs, and more; offers include the Apple Music Student Plan, the Apple Music Individual Plan, and the Apple Music Family Plan; the Apple Music Individual Plan and the Apple Music Family Plan are also included in Apple One, which bundles up to five other Apple services into a single monthly subscription; Apple Music Classical is included with Apple Music Student, Individual, and Family Plans; with a Siri-enabled device and any Apple Music plan, you can enjoy all the features of Apple Music and Siri; all plans also support Type to Siri; Dolby Atmos is an audio technology that creates an immersive listening experience in which sound comes from all around you; Apple Music subscribers using the latest version of Apple Music on iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV 4K can listen to thousands of Dolby Atmos music tracks using any headphones; when you listen with compatible Apple or Beats headphones or most Bluetooth headphones, Dolby Atmos music plays back automatically when available for a song; for other headphones, go to Settings > Music > Audio and set Dolby Atmos to Always On; can also hear Dolby Atmos music using the built‑in speakers on a compatible iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, or iMac, or by connecting your Apple TV 4K to one of the following: HomePod speakers set up as the default speakers, a Dolby Atmos–compatible sound bar, a Dolby Atmos–enabled AV receiver, or a television that supports Dolby Atmos audio; lossless audio compression reduces the original file size of a song while preserving all of the data perfectly; Apple Music is making its entire catalog of more than 100 million songs available in lossless audio at different resolutions; in Apple Music, “Lossless” refers to lossless audio up to 48kHz, and “Hi-Res Lossless” refers to lossless audio from 48kHz to 192kHz; Lossless and Hi-Res Lossless files are very large and use much more bandwidth and storage space than standard AAC files; can listen to lossless audio using the latest Apple Music app on an iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple TV 4K; turn on lossless audio in Settings > Music > Audio Quality; can choose between Lossless and Hi-Res Lossless for cellular or Wi-Fi connections; Hi-Res Lossless requires external equipment such as a USB digital to analog converter; Apple Music has zero ads; (iOS 10.0 or later; Android varies with device).

This week's app is the 123 Kids Fun Music Games World app:

123 Kids Fun Music Games World (https://123kidsfun.com/123-kids-fun-music-games-world/ ) Explore the entertaining world of musical games, full of vibrant colors and joy; music games for kids with over 50+ musical instruments, many catchy songs, and 100+ sounds; children love to play on colorful musical instruments, make beautiful music, and have fun; educational game features classical instruments such as the piano, xylophone, and drum, as well as fun and interactive animal sounds; music stimulates a baby's brain development; includes eight exciting music games; explore the world of Kids Songs and develop a variety of skills; designed specifically for preschoolers and younger children; introduce child to the world of music; playing musical games provides great entertainment for toddlers and preschoolers; Baby Sounds - child can click on pictures of everyday objects to learn the different sounds they make; Animal Crew - children learn the sounds of animals and can compose their own songs from them; Music Instruments - child can play various musical instruments and create songs; Baby Musical Toys - child can play instruments and learn their names; Piano and Animal songs for Kids - child can learn to play the piano and create songs with animal sounds and popular nursery rhymes songs; Phone - introduces sounds related to phones; Car simulator - introduces sounds related to cars, including car sounds and melodies; Rocket - allows children to experience happy space travel sounds while cleaning up space debris; games are designed to develop different skills; combination of fun and learning deigned for developing sound awareness; (iOS 13.0 or later; Android 6.0 and up).

This week's app is the 123 Kids Fun Music Games app:

123 Kids Fun Music Games (https://123kidsfun.com/123-kids-fun-music/) Music app for toddlers and preschool kids; inspires and encourages kids to create own melodies; introduction to the world of sounds and tunes; elementary game features activities that foster children’s creativity, motor skills, and appreciation of music and sounds; tested with pre-k children to ensure its design is as uncomplicated as possible and girls and boys can explore it independently; intuitive piano play for toddlers and kindergarten young learners; 25 different instruments to examine and have fun with including an interactive Xylophone, Drums, Guitars, Trumpets, Flutes, Saxophone, Bells, and more; music game is language neutral with no spoken language so that children from anywhere can play; developed and reviewed by experts in preschool education; rich, exploratory environment filled with surprises; funny, bright and creative artwork; children can interact with the app at their own pace; no confusing menus or navigation; bright, colorful, child-friendly design; rich graphics, vibrant sounds, and special effects; (iOS 13.0 or later; Android 6.0 and up).

This week's app is the GRAMMY One app:

GRAMMY One (https://www.grammy.com/) Built to support Recording Academy members with tools and updates needed throughout the year; check key dates, cast vote, or catch up on the latest news; everything is in one easy-to-use place; sign in quickly and securely with Face ID or fingerprint – no password needed; stay up to date with important announcements, event details, and exclusive updates; securely view eligible recordings and cast vote during every voting round; functionality will be added to allow a seamless experience at GRAMMY Week events; designed to make the GRAMMY experience simpler and more streamlined; helps user stay informed and engaged; (iOS 14.0 or later; Android 6.0 and up).

This week's app is the Hop to It! A Piano Adventure app:

Hop to It! A Piano Adventure (https://hoptoitapp.com/). An interval is the distance between two notes; recognizing different intervals plays a big part in reading music, especially for pianists; app is designed to help pianists develop this aspect of their music reading skills; students will begin to make the connection from patterns of notes on the music staff to keys on the piano keyboard; young students and those just getting started can begin with lessons covering the very basics of line and space notes, up and down on the staff vs. up and down on the piano keyboard, and steps and skips; as student progresses, they are introduced to larger intervals up to an octave; as each new level is mastered, the student can review it in practice mode and then be challenged in a fun and fast-paced game; game component tests fluency in reading intervals; amusing obstacles such as an impatient shark, easily-annoyed jellyfish, sinking lily pads, bad weather, and a loud, distracting opera diva require the student to concentrate even harder and decipher the notes more rapidly; tool for young, pre-reading students to get used to how notes move higher and lower on the staff vertically and how that translates to a horizontal movement on the piano keys; tutorials and practice exercises allow students as much time as needed to think about their responses; game levels introduce fun, non-musical obstacles that require a more focused concentration; older students will also benefit from the drilling of larger intervals and will be challenged by the more difficult levels of the game; (iOS 15.0 or later).

This week's app is the Bees Keys - First Piano Lesson app:

Bees Keys – First Piano Lesson (https://beeskeysapp.mailchimpsites.com/) Makes learning the piano key names fun, easy, and simple; piano key identification is the first step to learning how to play the piano and how to read music; guess the correct key on the piano before the bee holding the key name flies away; a few wrong attempts requires you to start over; correctly identify the whole keyboard alphabet and you win; use during the very first piano lesson; student can practice identifying piano key names at home; music educational app for users of all ages; free and ad-free iOS and Mac app designed by Joshua Callahan to help beginner piano students learn and identify piano keys; includes customizable features like the ability to turn sharps, flats, and solfege notation on or off, and allows for adjustable speed settings to cater to learners of all ages and skill levels; (iOS 15.2 or later).

This week's app is the Functional Ear Trainer app:

Functional Ear Trainer (https://getfet.app/) Learn to transcribe or play music by ear; learn to recognize tones; distinguish between tones in the context of a particular musical key; begin to recognize the role or function of each tone in its key, similar to learning solfege; (iOS 14.0 or later; Android 6.0 and up).