The line graph illustrates musical instrument sales in the UK from 2008 to 2021, which leads to future predictions.
Overall, sales of all different types of instruments declined over time.
In 2008-9, sales of guitars were more than 15 percent, which had a sharp drop in next year but slightly increased in 2012-13, then gradually climbed to almost 25% in 2016-17. Finally, it dropped again in next year, and a sharp fall pushed it just above 10 percent. Sales of drums and percussion fluctuate over time, starting with highs above 10% in 2008-9 and ending with just under 10% in 2020-21. Trumpets alone were the same as drums and percussion at the beginning, but they collapsed in the next six years and reached nearly 1 or 2 percent. But it was increased gradually in the next 6 years and ended up at approximately 5 percent. Pianos were the least sold musical instrument; less than 10 percent of people bought them in 2008–09, and they reduced along the year, and in 2020–21, less than 5 percent of the people bought them.