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Amazon Music Unlimited Student Plan: This plan is geared toward college students who are members of Amazon's Prime Student service.If you have more than one, you'll need the Unlimited Individual plan. However, keep in mind that it only works with a single Echo or Fire device. Amazon Music Unlimited Single Device Plan: This $4 per month plan attaches to an Echo device and seems like a good deal at first.It opens up the library to over 50 million songs! Amazon Music Unlimited Individual Plan: This one runs $9 per month (or $79 a year) for Prime members or $10 per month for everyone else.

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Amazon Music Unlimited Ad-Supported Plan This is a free version of Amazon Music Unlimited that's supported by advertising and offers 'thousands' of songs in playlists and stations.

If you're in shuffle mode, however, all of Amazon's 100 million songs are available to Prime members. It only has two million songs that you can select individually, so at some point, you'll hit a wall if you try to listen to something a little more obscure. If you have Amazon Prime, you have Prime Music. I will probably have a quick listen to some contemporary artists that I’ve heard of but never pursued, to see if their music is worth buying, but I’ll probably cancel the subscription at the end of the 4 months. I tried installing the skill, but although everything seemed to go OK, it doesn’t appear as an installed skill.Ĭonsidering that Amazon Music doesn’t seem very capable on the classical side - and it’s amazing what they consider ‘classical’ - I won’t be spending much more time on it. It plays to my ZP90 feeding an EV amp (with no CCA attached) but not to my Play 5 - it will cast to the CCA, but not the Play 5. I have another vague recollection that casting from the Amazon app to Sonos you can’t get lossless HD (CD quality) or Ultra HD playback.

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When I tap that I get a full list of available speakers, including Sonos speakers. When I start the music on the AM app on my phone there is a Chromecast style icon. This is beginning to look like more trouble than it’s worth for a trial? You also need the Sonos skill for Alexa installed.

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It just piggybacks off the software in some way.Įdit. It doesn't mean you have to use voice control or have any devices with microphones. I seem to recall that you need the Amazon Alexa app installed. So I suggest you try searching for Michael Haydn in the Sonos app under Artist and Album. You may be better playing directly from the Amazon Music app to Sonos.

You have to use the Sonos universal search - if it finds anything in Amazon Music under whichever tab you are searching, it will show it.This is fundamentally in Amazon’s hands, and is much worse than, for example, the Tidal implementation. The next crucial thing is that the search facility on the Amazon Music implementation in the Sonos app is pretty poor, for any type of music.The Composer tag is often empty, and what appears in the ‘artist’ tag can be unpredictable - is it the conductor, the orchestra, the soloist? Indeed, you might have more success searching for a composer under Artist, or even Album, than under Composer (Edit: I see on rereading that you mention this.) Searches depend on metadata held on the music files and this is very much geared to pop/rock rather than classical.I think we can be confident that you are not being thick.