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Band 6+: The charts show information about children learning musical instruments in 1996 and 2016 in the UK.

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The image displays data of children learning musical instruments in 1996 and 2016 in the UK; in 1996, 56% not learning and 44% learning, in 2016, 32% not learning and 68% learning; choice of musical instrument: other-5 (1996) and 7 (2016), more than 1 instrument-5 (1996) and 12 (2016), keyboard-8 (1996) and 15 (2016), piano-10 (1996) and 27 (2016), electric guitar-8 (1996) and 16 (2016), violin-12 (1996) and 11 (2016), acoustic guitar-20 (1996) and 10 (2016).
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The pie chart presents data on learning musical instruments at a young age in 1996 and 2016 in the United Kingdom, and their particular preference.

Overall, the percentage of learning how to play decreased under a quarter. Piano dominated significantly when it comes to choosing an instument in both years. Millennial generation of children in two decades illustrates a huge decline in the acoustic guitar.

Between 1996 and 2006, the peak of knowing how to play an instrument declined by more than half. The exact percentage was 56% in year of 1996 to 24% in 2016. The three most popular instruments in 1996 were piano, keyboard, and violin, with 30, 21, and 14 children playing. However, whilst in 2016 the piano slightly decreased by 2 students. Keyboard had the most dramatic increase of 9 learners in 2016, while acoustic guitar sharply dropped by more than half. Violin dethroned from third place, replaced by the electric guitar.

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