Earlier this month, in Los Angeles, Music Will, which bills itself as the “largest nonprofit music program for schools in the United States,” honored the trio of Tom Morello, Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds and Idina Menzel for their contributions to music education.
It might seem like an odd combination — the guitarist for Rage Against The Machine, the Grammy-winning singer/songwriter/producer and the Broadway star/singer. But having spoken to everyone from Barry Manilow to the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea about their love of music education, it does not surprise me.
Every musician understands the importance of music education, having gotten their start somewhere. And that somewhere is
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