<human>: i'm not sure if this is the subreddit to go to, but i think someone here can help. 
here's an introduction to me: i'm about halfway through my junior year in high school. i'm a bassoonist primarily, but i also play percussion, tenor & alto sax, clarinet, trombone, and euphonium. i've basically dedicated the past 4 or 5 years towards music. youth ensembles with major symphonies, solo & ensemble, marching band, brass bands, jazz bands, fine arts camps, etc. i genuinely enjoy music, and i want to change lives of musicians in the same way that my instructors have changed mine by going into music education. most the people in my life support me on this, and even those that don't necessarily know my intentions have encouraged i go into music education. the problem with this is that as much as it's my dream job, it's not a stable career necessarily. with budget cuts in the arts i'm not guaranteed a job or a solid income (income is not my biggest concern though.)
my time not dedicated to music has been applied to things like studying economics, even taking an event planning course, as i'm fascinated by the idea of owning my own event/wedding planning business. that idea seems a little bit more stable, but it isn't my first choice of impacting lives. that's where i'm torn.
as i'm looking for colleges, do i look for a good music education major, good business/entrepreneurship major, or perhaps both so i can test the waters of both before i set my major? should i double major? any advice would be appreciated.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: dream is to go into music ed, but risk job instability, second option is to go into business where there's more stability, but not my dream.