The bar graphs give information about the kind of music albums in three classification are bought by people those who are listed six group which are male, female and varying age categories from 16 to over 45.
To begin with according to sex compares, it can be clearly seen that males buy more albums that no matter what genre than females. Pop and rock music are almost equally popular whereas classic music have lowest sales, those which at nearly 30% and 10% respectively. In addition, there is same situation for females although different percentages which as pop and rock music at just under 20% and classic music at about 7%.
To continue with, when it comes to comparison of age, acquiring of pop and rock music albums have barely same trend for all age groups. Between 25 and 34 aged people buy any kind of music more than other age groups. On the other hand, 16-24 aged group hardly ever buy classic music albums whereas over 45 age people have the highest purchasing in the classical music category.
Under these circumstances, it is understood that pop and rock music are more popular than classic music for all given categories except over 45 aged people in general.
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