Bryce Bell
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Bryce Bell (born in Minnesota) is a Christian musician.
Bell got into music from an early age. He began taking piano lessons when he was in the second grade. Throughout his school years he was very involved in music. He was also involved in his church musical group.
When he was 12 years old, Bell became one of the church pianists which helped him develop his skills greatly. Later he began teaching private lessons, while still studying with Steve Quesnel. He also studied classical organ and trumpet.
Even though he was trained in classical and church music, Bell showed interest in pop/rock music. He went on to study piano at Wheaton Conservatory of Music at Wheaton College, Illinois, where he studied under Dr. Daniel Horn. It was there that he further explored his interest in technology in music so he delved into recording and programming. He also developed an interest in music in advertising and commercials.
Bell earned his Bachelor of Music degree in 1996. He then moved to Nashville, Tennessee where he started touring and recording with several artists.
In 2000, Bell joined legendary Christian rock band Petra during their Revival Tour and remained with them until 2003.
After Petra, Bell has continued performing for several CCM artists. Some of the artists he has worked with are Rebecca St. James, Al Denson, The Insyderz, and others.
Bell still performs and tours on his own and with other artists.
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