The provided bar chart illustrates the popularity of 3 sorts of music performances between 5 age groups of Australian people in 2006. Units are measured in percentages.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that classical music was not the top choice in any age group. Noticeably, the most preferable event among people from 15 to 44 years were concerts of popular music, whereas individuals aged more than 45 gave their preference to opera.
To be more precise, not only individuals who were from 15 to 24 comprised 11% of the age group but also people aged from 35 to 44. The similar coincide was observed in groups of aged between 25 and 34, and 55 and more, about 8% in each category. However, just one tenth of people aged from 45 to 54 went to these music performances.
Taking opera, the percentage of attendance fluctuated between all groups from 13% to 15% except the middle group where roughly one fourth of that generation chose this type of entertainment. In terms of popular music, the largest percentage of attendance, just above 38%, the largest overall, belonged to the youngest group. Eventually, the percentages of people from 25 to 44 and people more than 45 years were more or less 30 and between 5 and 13 respectively.