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 music was listened to most, while classical music was not as popular as jazz, among 16- to 22-year-old people. However, among older people, classical music was bought at the highest rate.
For 16- to 22-year-old individuals, jazz and classical music were not very interesting, accounting for 2 million and just below 2 million, respectively. The sales of pop music were second, making it about one million less than the volume of rock recordings. Furthermore, 23- to 31-year-old listeners bought rock recordings heavily, whereas classical music was bought at a small rate (a little bit more than 2 million).
For the 32- to 45- and 46- to 57-year-old age groups, pop recordings were sold at similar rates, at roughly 3 million and 4 million, respectively. Among oldest ages, classical music was the most popular genre, with 4.5 million sales in 2010.