Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the types of music bought in the USA in 2010, by age group. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar chart compares and contrasts data on the sales of recordings by different age groups and music genres in the USA, in a particular year.

Overall, Pop musics were listened most, while the Classical one was not as popular as Jazz, by 16-22 years old people. However, among old people, Classical musics were bought at the highest rate.

For 16-22 years old individuals, Jazz and Classical musics were not way interesting, accounting for 2 million and just below 2 million, respectively. The sales of Pop musics were in the second stage, making it about one million less than the volume of the Rock recordings. Furthermore, 23-31 years old listeners bought Rock recordings heavily, whereas Classical musics were bought at a small rate (a little bit more than two million).

If it comes to 32-45 and 46-57 age groups, Pop recordings were sold at similar rate of sales, at roughly 3 million and four million, respectively. Among oldest ages, Classical musics were the most popular genre with 4.5 million sales, in 2010.