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Survey of the public's particpation in art
From andante online: the median age of concert goers have increased
www.andante.com/article/a...m?id=21601
andante - 21 July 2003
A new national study shows that 23.9 million Americans, 11.6 percent of the population, attended a non-opera classical music event in 2002. While the total number of concertgoers rose slightly from 1992, the percentage of the population attending an event fell by about 1 percent. The audience for opera grew from 6.1 million in 1992 to 6.6 million in 2002, holding steady at about 3 percent of the population.
The survey showed that the median age of concertgoers has risen as the entire population has aged. At 49, classical music audiences have the highest median age of any of the categories in the survey; the median age of operagoers was 48.
<span style="color:blue;font-size:small;">Here is the detail survey/ report</span>
www.arts.gov/pub/notes/82.pdf
From andante online: the median age of concert goers have increased
www.andante.com/article/a...m?id=21601
andante - 21 July 2003
A new national study shows that 23.9 million Americans, 11.6 percent of the population, attended a non-opera classical music event in 2002. While the total number of concertgoers rose slightly from 1992, the percentage of the population attending an event fell by about 1 percent. The audience for opera grew from 6.1 million in 1992 to 6.6 million in 2002, holding steady at about 3 percent of the population.
The survey showed that the median age of concertgoers has risen as the entire population has aged. At 49, classical music audiences have the highest median age of any of the categories in the survey; the median age of operagoers was 48.
<span style="color:blue;font-size:small;">Here is the detail survey/ report</span>
www.arts.gov/pub/notes/82.pdf
