The bar chart compares the percentage of school children learning to play four different musical instruments in 2005, 2010, 2015.
Overall, the instruments in the study were more studied by students in 2015 compared to previous years, except for Violin. Moreover, the guitar and piano are still the most popular instruments to study in all years of surveyed.
In 2005, about 11% of students learned to play guitar, piano and violin, while only 5% of students learn to play. Until 2010, the guitar and piano increased in double tendons, with about 20% and 18% of students playing them. In the same year, the percentage of children learning drums remains the same, while the percentage of children who learn violin slightly decreases.
In 2015, the percentage of children studying guitaric school increased by approximately 10%, while the percentage of piano students increased by piano, reaching approximately 40%. Moreover, although the percentage of children learning drums increased slightly to 8%, the violin data decreased moderately, only at 5%.