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First, thanks to all of you who responded. I assumed that Qobuz didn't have a desktop app because it didn't show up in Apple's app store. It didn't occur to me that such could be downloaded directly from their website. So thanks for the clarification--it will be filed away for future reference.

Second, I decided to take Apple Music for a test drive. Because I have a couple of days left on my Spotify Premium subscription, I can easily make comparisons between the two. The sound is clearly better on Apple, and it's cheaper (at least for now). But Spotify's user interface is superior IMO. Take, for example, a recently released album on Sony with some fairly obscure repertoire (Music for Young America/Louis Lane/Cleveland). Spotify's track listings include the composer's name for all selections; on Apple, the composers' names for some of the selections are nowhere to be found. Dumb. (Apparently Apple Music subscribers have been complaining about this for years, to no avail.) Also, some of the albums in my Spotify library appear to be missing from the Apple catalog. Then again, there could easily be music exclusive to Apple. I'm still exploring.

So swings and roundabouts, as they say. I'll use Apple's one-month free trial to get further acquainted and formulate an opinion. No clear winner yet. I can always switch back to Spotify Premium.


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