Baritone Benjamin Appl invites you to his performance of #Mahler’s ‘Songs of a Wayfarer’ with the SOI on Friday 16th February: http://bit.ly/2mvbih0 and his recital with Simon Lepper ‘A Love Story’ on Sunday 18th February: http://bit.ly/2G9m5pc at NCPA Mumbai | Symphony Orchestra of India

Baritone Benjamin Appl and pianist James Baillieu return to Carnegie Hall on October 28! The two come together for a tribute to Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau—one of the 20th century’s greatest baritones, a beloved recitalist at the Hall, and “more than just a teacher” to Appl, who was his final protégé. The program features songs by Fischer-Dieskau’s brother and father, plus selections by Barber, Brahms, Grieg, Schubert, Clara Schumann, and more. Tickets: bit.ly/48FKtiZ | Carnegie Hall

❄️🎵 In this beautiful film by John Bridcut, baritone Benjamin Appl and pianist James Baillieu make their own winter journey, reimagining Schubert's songs at the top of a mountain pass in Switzerland. Watch in full on BBC Four & BBC iPlayer this Sunday at 8pm https://bbc.in/3t3sr3I | BBC Arts

What does a classical German breakup song sound like? 💔🎼 Benjamin Appl (Baritone singer) and James Baillieu (Pianist) treat us to a beautiful and boisterous piece by Franz Schubert This weekend (Saturday 2 March) in a personal centenary tribute to his mentor, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Benjamin Appl traces the great baritone’s life story through song, readings and memories. This unique tribute from Benjamin and pianist James Baillieu tells his life story through some of the songs associated wit

"To work with these amazing, happy and creative people; it's such a gift." We spoke to our newest #NobelPrize laureate Benjamin List about his work and the importance of his diverse and creative team. List tells us about their team dinners and how they are working towards a liberal environment with a great work-life balance. Take a listen: | Nobel Prize

What a way to arrive at work! Benjamin List arrived to crowds of cheering colleagues and students after finding out he had been awarded the 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry earlier this week. Video: Frank Wennmohs/ MPI für Kohlenforschung | Nobel Prize