The given bar chart compares the different ages of people attending music festivals in terms of three fields, namely, classical, opera, and popular , in Australia in 2006.
Overall, the proportion of appearance is popular, followed distantly by classical and opera among the youngest age groups. While the classical and popular attendances are the lowest among those aged 55 and above, the figure of opera attendance is at about the same level , apart from average groups , during the whole period.
To begin with, although the rate of popular participation is approximately 37, followed distantly by opera with about 13 and classical with just the upper 10 between the 15-24 age groups. Furthermore, 25-34-year-old individuals, opera is approximately 14%, compared to classical and popular, which are 7% and 26%. While the proportion of opera index is the highest, which is 25, the rate of popular is 34, making it the biggest rather than classical, which is 11 between the 35 and 44 age group . However, none of the patterns exceeds 15% between the 45-54 age groups. The elderly people who are over 55 years old have an experience that is the smallest percentage, which is 5 in popularity. Additionally, the figure of appearance for classical and opera is the highest, with respective figures of 9 and 15.