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Sandeep Galhotra
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Title : A study on consumer preference regarding new and old Indian music in
Ludhiana.
Objectives of study :
1. To study which type of Indian music(old , new) is popular in different Age group people
in Ludhiana.
2. To know the percentage of different types of Indian music being listened by the people in
Ludhiana.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
A formal piece of acknowledgment will hardly meet the ends of justice in the matter of the
expression of deep sense of gratitude and obligation to all those who help in this project.
First & foremost, it is our profound privilege to express our sincere thanks to
respondents. Then Its’ our profound prevailing to thanks Mr.Gautam Bansal who played the role
of advisor in our project through his effective guidance & construction criticism. We shall
always be indebted to him for providing us all the relevant guidance & advice in accomplishing
this project report. Last but not least, We are falling short of word to thank to almighty.
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PREFACE
As a part of MBA Degree, it is required for every student to undergo through project on
research methodology to get the exposure of actual situation existing in the market.
I have prepared my report on “ THE INDIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY ”. For this project,
survey is conducted on different people. This project will be a great help for us in our
summer training project.
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List of Tables and Graphs
4.1. Table & Graph showing the choice of people on listening music.
4.2. Table and Graph showing the age group of respondants in which they fall.
4.3. Table and Graph showing the Preference of people on new and old music
4.4. Table and Graph showing the kind of music preferred by people in Ludhiana
4.5. Table and Graph showing the preference on language of music listened by people
4.6. Table and graph showing the ranking being given to different kinds of music
4.7. Table and Graph showing the what people look for in music
4.8. Table and Graph showing the artists preferred to listen by people
4.9. Table and Graph showing the places preferred by people to buy the music
4.10. Table and Graph showing various the sources from where people collect the music
4.11. Table and Graph showing the sources popular in people for listening the music
4.12. Table and Graph showing the responses of people on what they feel about music as
important for life or not
4.13. Table and Graph showing the satisfaction level of people on modern music
4.14. Table and Graph showing the reasons of dissatisfaction of people on modern music
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Table of Contents
2 Introduction to project 15
3 Review of literature 16
4 Research Methodology 17
7 Bibliography 33
8 Appendix 34 - 35
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INDIAN MUSIC INDUSTRY -- An Introduction
Music is an art form whose medium is sound.Common elements of music are pitch (which
governs melody and harmony), rhythm (and its associated concepts tempo, meter, and
articulation), dynamics, and the sonic qualities of timbre and texture.The music industry sells
compositions, recordings and performances of music. Among the many individuals and
organizations that operate within the industry are the musicians who compose and perform the
music; the companies and professionals who create and sell recorded music like music
publishers, producers, studios, engineers, record labels, retail and online music stores,
performance rights organisations those that present live music performances booking agents,
promoters, music venues, road crew professionals who assist musicians with their careers,those
who broadcast music (satellite and broadcast radio); journalists; educators; musical instrument
manufacturers; as well as many others.
In India music has always remained as a principle means of entertainment. Music is considered
to be the queen of all arts and is perceived as a harbinger of peace and tranquility. It epitomizes
all the quality of an art which satiates the creative and aesthetic need of an individual. Since ages
music is a symbol of peace and prosperity. It produces a heady concoction that transports one to
an ethereal world beyond comparison.
In the late 19th century and early 20th century, the music industry was dominated by the
publishers of sheet music. By mid-century records had supplanted sheet music as the largest
player in the music business.
Four "major labels" dominate recorded music — Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music
Group,Warner Music Group and EMI — each of which consists of many smaller companies
and labels serving different regions and markets. The live music industry is dominated by Live
Nation, the largest promoter and music venue owner. Live Nation is a former subsidiary of Clear
Channel comunications, which is the largest owner of radio stations in the United States.
With 20th century music, there was a vast increase in music listening as the radio gained
popularity and phonographs were used to replay and distribute music. The focus of art music was
characterized by exploration of new rhythms, styles, and sounds
In the 21st century, consumers spent far less money on recorded music than they had in 1990s, in
all formats. Total revenues for CDs, vinyl, cassettes and digital downloads in the world dropped
25% from $38.6 billion in 1999 to $29 billion in 2007 according to IFPI.
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Evolution of different genres of music
Jazz evolved and became a significant genre of music over the course of the 20th century, and
during the second half of that century, rock music did the same. Jazz is an American musical art
form which originated in the beginning of the 20th century
Rock music is a genre of popular music that developed in the 1960s from 1950s rock and roll,
rockabilly, blues, and country music.
The sound of rock often revolves around the electric guitar or acoustic guitar, and it uses a strong
back beat laid down by a rhythm section of electric bass guitar, drums, and keyboard instruments
such as organ, piano, or, since the 1970s, digital synthesizers. Along with the guitar or
keyboards, saxophone and blues-style harmonica are used as soloing instruments.
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, rock music branched out into different subgenres, ranging
from blues rock and jazz-rock fusion to heavy metal and punk rock, as well as the more classical
influenced genre of progressive rock. The sound of rock often revolves around the electric guitar.
TRENDS
Falling Behind - Ten years ago, The Record Industry had The CD Release Complex and knew
exactly what to do. Now everyone else is taking fans to the future that they used to determine.
Instead of leading the way, they're left holding the hands of innovators and squeezing tightly
when they get scared. .
Groundswell - Defined as, “A social trend in which people use technologies to get things they
need from each other, rather than from traditional institutions like corporations.”
Pirate Software - It remains to be most efficient system for getting music. You can download
AC/DC's Complete Discography, a 3GB torrent containing 276 songs at 320bps, in a few hours
on a good day. Even that isn't the problem, its that you can put over ten into the program, fall
asleep, and the next day everything will be done. It is just getting duplicate copy of the software.
Music Overload - Its both exciting and disheartening to wonder.The CD Release Complex was
a way of regulating the flow of content between artists and people. For those who buy music
The Paradox of Choice is a reality, but what does it mean for pirates. They download more
music than they could ever possibly listen to.
Searching Alone - Searching for music online doesn't have the same feeling as combing
through selections at a local record store. Walking through the isles at Best Buy, Walmart, and
Target is an experience that's feels lifeless at best7. .
Attention - There's too many artists for people to actually pay attention to. There are a no of
singers prevailing in the market so its difficult to follow singers but they follow songs which are
best.
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THE FUTURE OF MUSIC
With the world making it huge on the digital music segment, India definitely cannot afford to lag
behind. India`s digital music market mainly comprises the web and mobile music market.
According to general secretary D’souza , ‘ handsets are on rise and more and more radio stations
are coming up also people are becoming more internet.Times Music is trying to expand by
signing exclusive deals with mobile operators and others in this segment. Everyone realises that
five years down the line, this segment will be a very important source of income and revenue. No
one can afford to just wait and watch."In fact, the digital music business, dominated by mobile
music, will surpass physical music in sales in India, says a study by digital music company
Soundbuzz. The report notes that India is likely to be the second country in the world, after
South Korea, where digital music will surpass physical music in sales. "In India, Music-to-Music
accounts for Rs one billion (Rs 100 crore) and physical music Rs six billion (Rs 600 crore). So, I
nowhere see mobile music sales surpassing physical music sales."
The estimation of the music industry size is a challenge, as the unit sales and the average
realization prices continue to be a closely guarded secret of the music companies. The industry
estimates approximately 15 crores of legitimate unit sales of music cassettes and cds in the past
year, with an average realization of Rs.40-45. This brings the size of the industry to about Rs.670
crores (USD 149 million) Piracy will continue to hamper the growth of the industry, though
measures from the Indian music industry will help curb some of this. Indian music industry is
expected to touch Rs.777 crores by 2009.
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INDUSTRY PROFILE
Music of India is one of the oldest unbroken musical traditions in the world. It is said that the
origins of this system go back to the Vedas (ancient scripts of the Hindus) and It traces its origin
to the very first sound created on earth.
The Chants of Vedas followed this foremost creation of sound and are believed to be the first
music of India.
The earliest written reference of Indian music is found in the great scholar and Sage Bharat's
illustrious book Natya Shastra, a landmark in the written history of fine arts including music.
The Indian Music Industry is the Second largest in the world in volume terms, trailing only the
US. In value terms though, its position is lower, owing to the low unit prices here. As for
numbers, India is the fourth largest in the world in terms of units, but 23rd in terms of value.
Due to its very nature, the industry is considered to be an important constituent of the Indian
Entertainment industry as a whole, rather than an independent sub-sector.
The music industry in India has a unique structure unlike most other global markets. Till 1990,
the music market was almost completely dominated by film and devotional music. The early
90’s saw the advent of the television and increased consumer exposure to non-film music
channels, non-film albums and music videos.
The music industry in India has more than doubled in the last decade. While total music cassette
(MC) market constitutes 95% of the market, the compact disc (CD) market is 5% in volume
terms. In value terms, it is in the ratio of 70:30, with an export market estimated at INR15
million.
IMI estimates the music industry in India currently stands at INR 10.4 billion
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Problems In Indian Music Industry
PIRACY
Piracy has played havoc with the music industry in India eroding huge chunks of profits.
The industry suffered a revenue loss of INR 18,000 million (£ 238.85 million) due to piracy
over a period of three years.In the last two years, legitimate market has shrunk by 27% in unit
terms and 38% in value terms. Practically non-existent some years ago, CD piracy has ballooned
to over 70% due to MP3 compression technique and cheap availability of blank CD’s.It has to be
noted here that in spite of mounting losses, the industry spends INR 50 million annually on anti-
piracy. Almost every State Government has its own Anti-Piracy cell under the Police
Department.
INTERNET PIRACY
It is understood that there are about 600 sites that allow downloading of music from the net, most
of the servers based in the US and all of them reportedly, illegal. Policing digital piracy is
virtually impossible since any person with an Internet connection can upload and download
music with relative ease. Industry observers estimate the percentage to rise to 25% unless
stringent measures are taken immediately. To give an example, an MP3 CD containing
compilations of up to 150 popular songs sell for the price of one legitimate audio cassette i.e INR
55 (75p approx) .expected to rise to 25% in the next two-three years.
16%
34%
10%
12%
6%
6% 6% 10%
The Indian music industry is quite unique compared to those in other countries as it is virtually
dependent on new Hindi films for the lion’s share(40%) of its revenues.
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IMPACT OF FM RADIO
The rise of this segment has seriously affected sale of music, which have fallen by more than
30%. Though the Copyright Board has given an award on the rate payable by FM Radio
operators to Copyright owners i.e. music companies, this is believed to be much less than sought
for by music companies.
With Optical discs (CD CDR,VCD, DVD) becoming the main carriers for music software, many
plants have come up in India. There is an urgent need to regulate these on lines of international
Optical Disc Regulations.
The Indian music industry has a unique structure compared to most global markets. Till 1990, it
was completely dominated by film and devotional music. With the advent of satellite television
and increasing consumer exposure to non-film albums and remixes have gained popularity
recently. In the non-film category devotional music produced by smaller .
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MAJOR PLAYERS AND THEIR SHARES IN INDIAN MUSIC MARKET
The major players in the Indian Music Industry in a film and non-film music categories are:
1. T-series
2. Times Music
3. BMG Crescendo
4. Polygram.
5. HMV
6. Tips.
7. Magnasound.
8. Sony Music
9. Universal.
10. Virgin
Record companies distribute through a large number of wholesalers based in 24 of India’s largest
cities. Until recently the country had just one music megastore, the Rythm House shop in
Bombay. In 1999, ten additional large music outlets have opened up including two operated by
Rhythm House. Gramco has continued to expand its Music World chain and has now five
outlets. The Times of India publishing group opened a specialist shop, Planet M, and is now
planning to develop a chain. Another new entrant is the Khambattas family with the opening of
The Groove chain of music stores.
The Indian music market is undergoing a process of internationalisation. This results from:
• Retail revolution in music distribution;
• Increasing penetration of CDs;
• Impending radio privatisation. The Indian Government announced it would de-regulate
radio frequencies, assigning 150 new FM stations to an industry which, up until now, has
benefited from less than 10 radios broadcasting music hits;
• Promotion by satellite music channels (Indian versions of MTV and News Corp’s
majority owned local channel V);
• Exports of Indian film soundtracks, that are expected to keep on growing overseas. For
example the film music of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai sold over 200 0000 units in 20 countries;
Emerging distribution channels.
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INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
In the introduction to our project that is on preference of people regarding Indian music (old,
new) in Ludhiana region. We are going to find out the choice of people whether they ike to listen
to old Indian music or new or modern Indian music.
The study of consumer behavior is the study of how individuals make decisions to spend their
available Resources (time, money, effort) on consumption related items. it includes the study
of what they buy, why they buy, where they buy it, how they buy it and how often they use it.
Consumer behavior research encompasses all of the behavior that consumer display in
searching for, purchasing, using, evaluating, and disposing of products and services that they
expect will satisfy their needs.
The term consumer is often used to describe the two kinds of consumer entities; the personal
consumer and the organizational consumer. The personal consumer buys goods and services for
his or her own views. So there are various aspects which have been covered by us.
The demographic profile people is being taken into consideration and the age group in which
they fall is being known so that we can know about the choice of different age group people.
Then the Cultural music preference of people is being analyzed whether they have like their
cultures music or they have switched over to another cultures music like western etc.
Mostly the young people exhibit more or less the aggressive consumer buying behavior. where it
is seen that simple top of the mind knowledge can make them to buy . Their preference will be
towards short run albums only. But they have never preferred long run albums.
Education also have strong affect on the sychology of the people. An educated person
shows of his Life style: Lifestyle is being analysed on the basis of age group in which the
customer falls. status and tries to move towardsthe western music. He likes to listen to the
music that comes form foreign. The second category of consumer- the organizational
consumer includes profit and non profit business, government agencies and institutions (e.g.
schools, hospitals, prisons)all of which buy products, equipments, materials and other
components needed to manufacture and sell their own products ; services companies must buy
equipment necessary to render services they sell; government agencies must buy the office
products needed to operate their agencies institutions must buy the material they need to
maintain themselves and their population.
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE
Music of India is one of the oldest unbroken musical traditions in the world. It is said that the
origins of this system go back to the Vedas (ancient scripts of the Hindus) and It traces its origin
to the very first sound created on earth.
The Chants of Vedas followed this foremost creation of sound and are believed to be the first
music of India.
The earliest written reference of Indian music is found in the great scholar and Sage Bharat's
illustrious book Natya Shastra, a landmark in the written history of fine arts including music.
The Indian Music Industry is the Second largest in the world in volume terms, trailing only the
US. In value terms though, its position is lower, owing to the low unit prices here. As for
numbers, India is the fourth largest in the world in terms of units, but 23rd in terms of value.
Due to its very nature, the industry is considered to be an important constituent of the Indian
Entertainment industry as a whole, rather than an independent sub-sector.
The music industry in India has a unique structure unlike most other global markets. Till 1990,
the music market was almost completely dominated by film and devotional music. The early
90’s saw the advent of the television and increased consumer exposure to non-film music
channels, non-film albums and music videos.
The music industry in India has more than doubled in the last decade. While total music cassette
(MC) market constitutes 95% of the market, the compact disc (CD) market is 5% in volume
terms. In estimated at INR15 million.
IMI estimates the music industry in India currently stands at INR 10.4 billion.
The Indian music industry at INR 18 billion (GBP) has more than doubled in the last decade. The
total music cassette (MC) market constitutes 95% while the compact disc (CD) market is 5% in
volume terms.
India is becoming increasingly important in the global economic arena - it is the world’s fourth
largest economy in PPP (purchasing power parity) terms and is a founding member of the WTO.
It is amongst the world's top five fastest growing economies, with real GDP growth at around
16%
34%
10%
8%
8% 12%
6% 41%
11 % 6% 6% 10%
22%
0
5%
5%
SAREGAMA INDIA LTD. UNIVERSAL MUSIC INDIA LTD.
N ew Film MCASSETTE
SUPER us ic Old Film M usic LTD R TIPS
INDUSTRIES egionalINDUSTRIES
F ilm m us ic Popular m uis c
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SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT CRESCENDO MUSIC PVT.LTD
D evotional
VENUS RECORDS International
& TAPES LTD. Others
OTHERS
5.5% for the past few years. While the major players have a large chunk of the organised market
RESEARCH METHODOLGY
The research methodology is the specification of method of acquiring the information needed to
structure or solve the problem. It is not considered to be the decision of facts but also building up
the data knowledge and to discover the new fact involved through the process in the dynamic
change in the society.
The research design is a pattern or an outline of the research project’s working, it is a statement
of only the essential elements study, those that provide the basic guidelines for the details of the
project. Further a research design is an arrangement of conditions for collection and analysis of
data in that aim to combine relevance to research purpose with economy in procedure. It
constitutes the blueprint for collection, measurement and analysis of data. Research design stands
for advance planning of the methods to be opted for collecting the relevant data and the
techniques to be used in their analysis, The present study, being conducted, followed a
Descriptive Design. It produces a picture of phenomenon in which decision maker is intrusted.
As the data would be responses from a sample containing a large numberofsources.
The conceptual structure within which this research is conducted descriptive and exploratory in
nature as it brings forward the results concerning the set objectives, though facts, findings and
enquiries
DATA COLLECTION
Primary Data has been used in the present study. For primary data collection, personal interview
method was followed. Respondents were personally contacted and administered structured,
undisguised and unbiased questionnaire. Questionnaire involved all types of questions like check
list, ranking, rating, dichotomous and MCQs. Selection of research problem should be in line
with the researcher’s interest, chain of thinking and existing research in the same area and should
have some direct utility.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
Sample design is a definite plan for obtaining a sample from a given population. It refers to the
technique or the procedure the researcher would adopt in selecting items for the sample.
The selection of investors was done on the basis of Convenience Sampling.
Single most unit of the population it may be single person or group from whom questionnaires
will be filled up to fulfill the target. The sampling unit in this report is any person who involve in
investment process in Ludhiana.
SAMPLE SIZE
Sampling size refers to total number of respondents targeted for collecting the data for the
research. The sampling size of our study is 60 respondents and this sampling size was selected
on the basis of convenience sampling.
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Data Analysis & Interpretation
Data analysis
no of
Options responses percentage
Yes 56 94.91
No 3 5.08
Graph
R esponses
5%
yes
no
95%
Interpretation
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Ques 2: In which age group you fall?
Data analysis:
Graph
percentage
60 49.48
50
40
30 19.58 19.58 percentage
20 11.34
10
0
below 18-30 30-45 above
18 yrs yrs yrs 45 yrs
Interpretation
According to it the youth people are targeted more by us, whereas there is a suuficient no of
responses have been taken from other age groups also.
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Ques3: which music you like the most?
Data analysis
no of overall
Options responses percentage below18 18-30 31-45 above45
Old 12 21.42 0 15.62 16.6 66.6
New 27 48.21 88.88 28.12 16.6 0
Both 17 30.35 11.11 56.25 66.6 33.3
Graph
88.88
90
80 66.6 66.6
70 56.25
60 48.21
50 33.3
40 30.35 28.12
30 21.42 16.6 old
20 11.11 15.62
10 0 16.6 0 new
0 both
Interpretation
In the research we have found that there is more no of people who love to listen to the new
Indian music.
Below 18 yrs- they listen to new Indian music like rock, remix the more.
18-30 yrs – these people like to listen to both types of music i.e new and old
31-45 yrs-- these people tend to listen both types of music according to choice
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Above 45- it includes mostly old people and so they like to listen their old cultural music the
more.
Data analysis
Graph
50
44.44
45 40 40
40
33.33
35
27.9
27.9 28.78 33.33 devotional
30
24.24
25 22.22 filmy
20 rock
11.62 13.33
15 10.6
9 remix
10 6.9
5 classical
0 0 0 0 0
0
percentage below 18 18-30yrs 31-45yrs above 45
yrs yrs
Interpretation
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31-45 yrs people like to listen filmy and classical Indian music the more
Data analysis
no of
language responses percentage
punjabi 27 41.53
Hindi 32 49.23
English 6 9.2
Graph
language of music
9%
punjabi
42%
hindi
49% english
Interpretation
There are different languages in which music is being listened by Ludhiana people.
We have found in research on Indian music that people of Ludhiana likes to listen to hindi music
a little more than they listen to Punjabi music. We can say that they are just equal in proportion.
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Ques 6: Rank the best music according to your choice?
Data analysis
Graph
50 50
50 44.44 43.24
45
40
31.81 32.43 33.33
35
27.77
30 24.32 old
22.22
25
16.66 16.66 new
20
15 western
10
5
0
below 18 yrs 18-30 yrs 31-45 yrs above 45 yrs
In the graph the music with lowest total of ranks is being ranked at the first by the people.
Interpretation
There are different types of music famous and listened by Ludhiana people.
New music- 1
Old music - 2
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Western music – 3
Data analysis
no of
Options responses percentage
Soft 9 10
Peace of mind 29 30
Inspiration 26 28
Hope 7 8
expression of
feelings 22 24
Graph
soft
10%
24%
peace of mind
30% inspiration
8%
hope
28% expression of
feelings
Interpretation
We have researched on music to know that why people like to listen to music and found various
reasons which are being measured in percentage as
Then there are people who love to listen to music for inspiration and to express feelings also.
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Ques8: which singer you prefer to listen to?
Data analysis
Graph
40 35
35 29 31
30 26 26.85 28
25 22 22 22 20 20.94
18 19
20 16 16 16
13.11 15.13 percentage heard
15 12.08 13.8 11 14
1211
10 10 7 below 18 yrs
3 5 7
5 0 18-30 yrs
0
31-45 yrs
above 45 yrs
Interpretation
Below 18 years of age , the very young ones listen to Babbu Maan and Hindi singer Sonu
Nigam the most
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18-30 yrs people also like to listen to Babbu Maan and Mohm Rafi the most
31-45 yrs people like to listen to Gurdas Maan and Mohm Rafi the most.
Data analysis
no of
Options responses percentage
music world 2 3.17
planet –m 7 11.11
local shops 26 41.26
gift galleries 0 0
any other 20 31.74
Graph
4%
13% music world
36% planet -m
local shops
gift galleries
0%
47% any other
Interpretation
Here we have tried to know the places from where people go to buy the music
We have found that local shps are preferred the most for buying the music, whereas people buy
from various other sources of music also.
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Ques10: where do you collect the music from?
Data analysis
no of
sources of music responses percentage
internet 20 28
cd and dvd 43 59
cassettes 7 10
any other 2 3
Graph
10% 3%
28% internet
cd and dvd
cassettes
any other
59%
Interpretation
We have taken this question to know where do people collect music form.
It specifies that music is being taken from the Internet the most , so internet is increasing piracy
day by day.
Also people collect music by pirated cd’s and dv’s the more. Which also increases piracy.
The older trend of listenng to music by tape recorders has been lowered as cassettes are not
nomore a good source for collectin music.
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Ques11: what source you use to listen to music?
Data analysis
no of
sources responses percentage
computer 29 27
Ipod 9 8
TV 25 24
Radio 7 7
mobile 36 34
Graph
computer
27%
34% Ipod
TV
8% radio
7% mobile
24%
Interpretation
We have tried to find out the modes of listening music which are becoming popular among
different people.
The mostly the people are listening to music through their mobile phones i.e youth people go for
moble listening of music.
Whereas with the cheaper cost of computers , they have also become a good source o listening to
music.
Radio is now just preferred by older people and low income people only.
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Ques 12: What do you think “music is very important for our life “ ?
Data Analysis
Graph
mean
2
agreement
1.5
1 mean
0.5
0
below 18-30 31-45 above
18 yrs yrs yrs 45 yrs
age group
Interpretation
It is interpretated from above graph that Mostly people agree with statement that “music is very
important for our life”.
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Ques 13: How much are you satisfied with modern music?
Data Analysis
Graph
Interpretation
18-30 : Satisfied
30
31-45 : Neutral
Above 45 : Dissatisfied
Ques 14: If you are unsatisfied with modern music , then give reasons of
dissatisfaction?
Data Analysis:
reasons of no of above 45
dissatisfaction responses yrs
vulgar videos 6
vulgar lyrics 5
more no of singers 4
more beat songs 4
Graph:
dissatisfactiononmodernmusic
7
6
5
4
3
2 no of responses
1
0
vulgar vulgar more no more
videos lyrics of beat
singers songs
It is interpreted from the research that mostly the people who dislike the modern music is due to
the vulgar videos and meanin .c.gless lyrics.
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Results and findings
Internet piracy –
It has been found from the research is that the modern music is becoming very popular in
the youth.
Vulgar lyrics
Vulgar videos
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Bibliography
indiatoday.com
www.businessworld.com
www.indiainfo.com
www.khoj.com
www.allindiaradio.org
www.musictoday.com
www.wikipedia.com
www.tseries.com
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Appendix
Questionaire
Dear sir/madam,
We are students of PCTE, Baddowal and doing a research on consumer
preference regarding Indian music in Ludhiana. So we request you to kindly help us in
completing our project by giving the required information to us.
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Ans: a) Soft
b) Peace of mind
c) Inspiration
d) Hope e) Expression of feelings
Q8: Which Artists do you prefer to listen the?
Ans: 1.
2
Q14: If you are unsatisfied with modern music, then give reasons of dissatisfaction?
Ans
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Name of respondent: Contact no:
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