The given bar graph depicts several music genres purchased by different age groups and genders in Britain.
Overall, the bar graph illustrates three types of music albums purchased by people, namely pop music, rock music, and classical music. It is evident that rock music and pop music were most preferred by the buyers of all age groups, whereas classical music remained less preferred among all age groups except the people aged 45 and over.
According to the data, men had the highest purchase rate compared to the women with more than 29% purchases in both pop and rock music, while women buyers constituted 19% of purchases. Classical music accounted only less than 10% purchases among both genders, making them least preferred genre. Youngsters followed the same trend, with 30% purchasing in pop and rock music, while 1% preferred the classical music.
Moreover, individuals aged 16 to 24, 26 to 34, and 36 to 44 had a purchase rate of approximate 25%, 30%, and 31% respectively, making these genres the most preferred album in Britain. Whereas, classical music remained the less than 5% in both genres except the peole aged 35- 44 with more than 15% of purchases. Conversely, people over late 40s had the highest purchase in classical music of around 20%, while other genres remained least purchased.