What's the name of this classical music?

[tigerb]

What's the name?

Thanks.

[Alwyn]

Soundhound says this:

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[tigerb]

Soundhound says this:

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Thanks Alwyn, you are god sent!

Wishing you a wonderful day ahead!

[Alwyn]

My pleasure, Tiger!

[TubeBar]

Anytime you don't know a song but can listen to it, If you have an iPhone I know Siri will tell you (I use it all the time), I assume Alexa and Cortana will work as well (I haven't tested them yet).

[tigerb]

Anytime you don't know a song but can listen to it, If you have an iPhone I know Siri will tell you (I use it all the time), I assume Alexa and Cortana will work as well (I haven't tested them yet).

Thanks.

Android/Windows user here, but recently bought my 1st Apple's product (M2 Air) and will have to wait till September to get my 1st iPhone (provided USB-C is for real, lol).

Will try using "Shazam" on my Air later, still trying to learn macOS.

[TubeBar]

Anytime you don't know a song but can listen to it, If you have an iPhone I know Siri will tell you (I use it all the time), I assume Alexa and Cortana will work as well (I haven't tested them yet).

Thanks.

Android/Windows user here, but recently bought my 1st Apple's product (M2 Air) and will have to wait till September to get my 1st iPhone (provided USB-C is for real, lol).

Will try using "Shazam" on my Air later, still trying to learn macOS.

Google/Android doesn't have that feature? You'll be happy w/ Apple they make great products, great tech support and easy to use. Only downside is price

macOS isn't hard to learn, plenty of googling will help. Despite having had an iMac for 3 years I still use win 10 for my main PC. macOS is just my production computer as FCP and Adobe can both run on there and Compressor is IMO the best commercial encoder.

[betwixt]

Google does have that feature, just tap the microphone icon as though you were going to speak to the app and if it hears music it will identify it.

Brian.

[TubeBar]

Google does have that feature, just tap the microphone icon as though you were going to speak to the app and if it hears music it will identify it.

Brian.

Yeah figured Google of all companies being the giant they are, had to have had that feature.