Concertino Reviews

Great idea but Concertino freezes every other tap. Search is not very robust and playing music requires at lest a ten second wait.

Crashes every time I select anything in this app on the iPad.

And the iPhone also.

Concertino idea is great! Unfortunately it keeps crashing and It says I don’t have Apple Music... I do. If it gets fixed, I’ll give it another shot.

Love the idea behind Concertino ; however, it just does not work. Seems to buffer forever before actually playing any music. I ended up deleting it after one day of frustration.

I have a separate App Store/Apple Music account and this app is using my main iCloud account which doesn’t have an Apple Music subscription so I only get 30 seconds. I wish it would correctly detect my Apple Music account.

And the design and usability is great as well. Unfortunately Concertino is buggy and crashes when selecting any most requested composers. The loading times till the music starts to play is too long as well. Room for improvement but great start!

While the performer is mentioned in this apps promo text, the central role of the performer/artist to any classical music fan is overlooked altogether as there is no way to search by performer. The first thing I tried was to find works from my favorite pianists. Concertino seems geared more toward discovery.

Looks very good except on iPad.

Since I discovered this app as a Web app, I've been loving the idea and it's been my go-to app for classical music. And it's now a native iOS app and it can play recordings in app itself. And the developer is very motivated and communicative. I have high respect on them.

I could give it five stars. But I know there is always margin of improvements. Hence, four for now. I'm pretty sure I will give it five after several more releases.

I love the idea of Concertino. In the past, I’ve stuck almost exclusively to albums that are saved to my library when listening to my music. I’ve managed the metadata of my library so that it’s easier to find what I need... but it’s still a chore.

Concertino lets me expand my selection while still setting parameters for the type of music I want to hear. For example, while I love classical music in general, I avoid opera and anything vocal... it’s just my preference. This is the first streaming app I’ve seen that lets me set those kinds of parameters.

My main request is to make Concertino native for iPad. I listen to my music mostly at home, and use my iPad to airplay the music. Right now the tiny screen is awkward.

I really like the presentation of the content.

Two modifications that make this five stars for me:

1) Remove the playback animations, or at least give an option to do so. Distracts from the actual content.

2) When viewing the playback "card" that pops up, the taps at the bottom tab bar appear to do nothing. Took me a minute to realize that the change happens underneath the card. Perhaps the playback card should automatically minimize when switching tabs.

Thanks!

Concertino has some quirks but is greatoverall.

I’ve wanted something like this to exist for so long! I’d have been thrilled just to find a classical music app that integrates with Apple Music, but the fact that Concertino looks so nice and works so well is just the icing on the cake. And it looks like the developers are just getting started, so I can’t wait to see where it goes from here!

Fantastic app, well laid out. Love the different categories for each composer. One of my most used apps!

This is my first experience with this app. I’m using it to finally explore the world of classical music.

Superior not just to most classical radio stations with questionable curating at best but also to such scams as Primephonic or Idagio that presume to charge subscriptions for similarly clumsy selection of good music.

Love the idea. Good for discovery… choose a composer, choose an opus or movement, discover the many or few recordings of it.

2 requests so far:
1. Fix the constant crashing
2. Allow my to filter to just my own library not just always all of iTunes/AppleMusic.

Looking forward to the fixes.