Tiny Desk Concert with Joshua Bell and Jeremy Denk. Bob Boilen/NPR hide caption
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"The key is to figure out what you're contributing," Joshua Bell says of playing chamber music. Eric Kabik/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Three Quick Lessons From The Violin Wunderkind Who Became A Master
Does this mean Josh Bell will start using "There She Is, Miss America" as an encore? Louie Aguinaldo/iStock hide caption
Conductor Valery Gergiev leads the National Youth Orchestra through its first rehearsal with the maestro, at Purchase College outside New York City. Chris Lee hide caption
"I've thought to myself often listening to some classical works: 'I think I want to make a couple million dollars and turn that into a pop song,'" Joshua Bell (right) says, laughing. "There's a lot of untapped potential there." Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Hear Joshua Bell And Jeremy Denk On 'Song Travels'
Violinist Joshua Bell conducts the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields by doing what comes naturally to him. The celebrated soloist is also the London orchestra's music director. Chris Chrisodoulou/Sony Classical hide caption
Domingo Pl — er, Placido Domingo. Sheila Rock/courtesy of the artist hide caption
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Joshua Bell revisits the classic Violin Sonata by Cesar Franck on his new album. Lisa Marie Mazzucco hide caption
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Joshua Bell: A Sonata in the South
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World-renowned violinist Joshua Bell busks at a Washington, D.C., train station. washingtonpost.com hide caption
Joshua Bell: Violin Recital
A Touch of Tchaikovsky from Joshua Bell
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