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The image presents two graphs depicting the sales in England of three music genres, measured in £ million. The upper bar graph details annual sales figures from 2000 to 2003; in 2000, Pop Music reached £3 million, Classical Music at £2 million, Rock Music at £4 million; 2001 figures are Pop Music £3 million, Classical £1 million, Rock £4.5 million; 2002 shows Pop Music £3.5 million, Classical £2 million, Rock £3 million; 2003 displays Pop Music £4.5 million, Classical £3 million, Rock £2.3 million. The lower line graph illustrates decade-wise changes from the 1960s to 1990s; 1960s Pop Music at £0.5 million, Classical at £3 million, Rock at £2 million; 1970s with Pop £1.2 million, Classical £2 million, Rock £3.5 million; 1980s Pop at £2 million, Classical £1.8 million, Rock £3.8 million; 1990s Pop at £3.2 million, Classical £1 million, Rock £4.5 million.
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The bar chart and line graph above give data about the sales of three kinds of music (pop, classical and rock music) in England from 2000 to 2003 and from 1960 to 1990. Overall, the sales from pop music showed the highest trend in the 2000s, while rock music was by far more profitable sector compared to other above mentioned music styles.
Between 2000 and 2003, pop music was the dominant category as opposed to other music sectors and peaked at approximately 5 million pounds in 2001. Furthermore, rock music was the second most profitable sector and hit the highest point (4 million pounds) in 2011. Meanwhile, classical music accounted for the smallest sales between 2000 and 2003 and hit its lowest point (around 1 million pounds) in 2011.
Despite the initial rise of the classical music sales in 1960 (4 million pounds), its revenue plunged significantly (2 million pounds) from 1970 to 1990. On the contraty, pop music showed a gradual increase in profit and became the leading sector (5 million pounds) in 1990.
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