The pie chart shows the proportion of children who studied musical instrument from 1996 to 2016. The bar chart shows the choice of music instrument in the same period.
Overall, it is clear that learning a musical instrument increased sharply. The keyboard and electric guitar increased quickly throughout the period. However, accuslic guitar declined sharply over the period.
In 1996, learning a musical instrument was at 44%, in 2016, it rose rapidly to 76%. By constract, not learning a musical instrument dipped, as it decreased steadily approximately 56% to 24%. Furthermore, choice of musical instrument in keyboard surged slightly to 22% to 30%, while more than one instrument was consistent 12%, after which it rose to 14%. In 1996, electric guitar began at 13%, then it climbed slowly approximately to 17% in 2016.
Other category was relative 3%, which declined to 4%. Moreover, piano dipped slowly at 27% to 30%. Violin category accounted for 14% and slumped slightly to 10%. Lastly, accuslic guitar followed by 7%, after it fell approximately to 3%.
