On the other hand, music has become so accessible from areas from all over the world and parts of history, that what children have access to now is creating a very exciting blend of music and some very interesting groups. The little girl who lives here, Britta, went to Bali and Indonesia this past Summer for a month. I knew her before she went and when I saw her come back, I saw the enlightment in her being. She suddenly had a deeper awareness on how humanity exists all over this planet, in so many forms, and has meaning to each of us. I think she was suddenly aware of her common humanity.
Music belongs to people.
It is like breathing. It shouldn't be up in a pedestal. From where I stand, everybody can do it. I feel sad for the people who are not in tune with their environment and cannot feel this. I think your whole life you are being tested, and whether you take those tests and learn something from them, or just dismiss them is what makes the difference as to whether or not you get to the next level of awareness.