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The image is a bar chart depicting the percentage of attendance for 3 types of music events in 2006 in Australia, segmented by age groups. Classical music attendance: Age 15-24 (11%), Age 25-34 (13%), Age 35-44 (14%), Age 45-54 (10%), Age 55+ (13%). Opera attendance: Age 15-24 (8%), Age 25-34 (8%), Age 35-44 (11%), Age 45-54 (15%), Age 55+ (8%). Popular music attendance: Age 15-24 (38%), Age 25-34 (27%), Age 35-44 (25%), Age 45-54 (33%), Age 55+ (5%).
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The bar chart compares the proportion of people attending three different music events in 2006 in Australia.
Overall, it is clear that popular music decreased steadily with age. In comparison, classical music remained relatively stable, whereas opera music its peak only in age 35-44 group.
Starting with the higher figures, popular music accounted for a significant 38% in age 15-24 group, yet this trend gradually declined with age to merely 5% among age 55+ group.
By comparison, classical music stayed almost unchanged, varying from 8 to 11% across all age groups. Similarly, the percentage of attendance in opera music events fluctuated from 13% to 15, but reached the highest trend in group aged 35-45.
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