Primephonic was the classical streaming music service that Apple absorbed (and then closed down) back in 2021, and it forms the basis for the new Apple Music Classical app.  Now, if you’re expecting to launch Apple Music Classical and see a perfect replica of Primephonic, you're likely to be disappointed.  While we expect to see the bones of Primephonic baked into Apple Music Classical–complete with support for the granular metadata craved by classical music lovers–the interface looks somewhat different, with the new app boasting serif (rather than sans serif) fonts in headlines, a different set of tabs along the bottom of the screen, and a visual design that hews closer to Apple Music’s look and feel. Still, Primephonic does form the basis of Apple Music Classical, so–in a sense–the old Primephonic service is included with Apple’s new classical app.