Charlotte Andrist 
Kahoot!, the global learning and engagement platform and Apple Music Classical, the world’s leading classical music app, have partnered to launch a new collection of free, ready-to-play Kahoot! learning content that brings classical music to life for students, teachers and music lovers of all ages, wherever they are in the world.
Available now through a dedicated Apple Music Classical channel on Kahoot!, the new experiences invite learners to explore the fundamentals of classical music – from melody, rhythm, musical form and expression to the lives and works of composers including Beethoven, Bach and Tchaikovsky – through interactive challenges and listening activities that can be played in the classroom, at home or wherever learning happens. Learners can also continue their discovery by accessing full tracks on Apple Music, connecting each interactive experience with the music itself. Further content will continue to be added to the channel over time.
Alongside the new learning content, Kahoot! has curated a dedicated Apple Music playlist to support studying and focus, giving students another way to bring classical music into their learning routines.
The partnership brings together two platforms with significant global reach, combining Kahoot!’s innovative interactive learning and engagement platform with Apple Music Classical’s editorial expertise and world-leading classical music catalogue to create an accessible new route into classical music for young learners, educators and curious listeners worldwide.
Eilert Hanoa, CEO of Kahoot!, said:
“We’re excited to partner with Apple Music Classical and help introduce a new generation of learners to classical music using the learning platform they know and love. Together, we hope to spark curiosity, deepen understanding and make the timeless joy of classical music even more accessible for students and teachers around the world.”
Anjali Malhotra, Global Director of Apple Music Classical, said:
“Classical music is full of stories, ideas and emotions that speak across generations. With Kahoot!, we’re giving students and new listeners a fresh, playful way to start exploring that world – and to build the confidence to listen more closely.”
The Apple Music Classical channel on Kahoot! Is available now Kahoot’s curated playlist is available on Apple Music.
About Apple Music Classical
Apple Music Classical is the world’s leading classical music app. Launched in March 2023, Apple Music Classical makes it easier to find any recording in the world’s largest classical music catalog of over 6 million tracks with fully optimized search built specifically for classical, while offering the highest audio quality available. With high-resolution lossless and immersive Spatial Audio, listeners can experience classical favorites in a whole new way. Expertly curated playlists and insightful composer biographies as well as the addition of over 50 thousand booklets featuring in-depth liner notes, translations, plus the only global classical music chart and more, make Apple Music Classical the best place for classical music lovers. Apple Music subscribers can enjoy Apple Music Classical at no additional cost.
About Kahoot!
Kahoot!, the global learning and engagement platform company, is on a mission to make learning awesome by empowering everyone, children, students, and employees, to reach their full potential. Our platform enables individuals and organizations to easily create, share, and host engaging learning sessions. Since launching in 2013, Kahoot! has become a global leader, hosting hundreds of millions of sessions with over 14 billion cumulative participants across 200+ countries and regions. Clever, the global identity platform for K-12, is also part of Kahoot! Group, serving millions of educators, students, and schools every day. Headquartered in Oslo, Norway, we also have offices in the US, UK, France, Finland, Australia, Singapore, Japan, Estonia, Denmark, Spain, and Poland.
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