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Band 5+: The bar charts gives information about four different instruments that were learned by undergraduates in three time periods (205,2010,2015)

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The image depicts a bar chart illustrating undergraduate involvement in learning four instruments across 2005, 2010, and 2015. In 2005, Piano: 5%, Drums: 10%, Guitar: 10%, Violin: 2%. In 2010, Piano: 10%, Drums: 10%, Guitar: 25%, Violin: 5%. In 2015, Piano: 30%, Drums: 12%, Guitar: 40%, Violin: 8%.
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The bar chart illustrates the data about four different musical instruments that were learned by first-degree candidates.

Overall, it is clear that guitar and piano experienced an upward trend, while the violin and drums showed a decline in the decade.

The learning process on the piano and guitar were at simillar point, nearly at 10% in 2005. In 2010 percentage of students who learned playing on the piano grew to 20%, while the figure of the guitar remained below 20%. After 5 years rate of both instrument increased dramatically. The share of undergraduates who played the piano reached just under 40%, the guitar’s percentage was 40%.

The proportion of students who chose the drums hit the lowest point between 2005 and 2010. In 2015 the point reached less than 10%. In 2005 proportion of violin was 10%. In 2010 percentage drastically fell approximately for by 1-2% and in next 5 yearspoint reached 5%.

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