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Celebrity Concert

Fibonacci Sequence

Part of the Chester Music Society 2015-2016

Add to my Calendar 09-12-2015 19:30 09-12-2015 21:30 36 Celebrity Concert The Fibonacci Sequence is now well established as one of the foremost chamber ensembles in Britain. Composed of musicians of international repute, it enjoys warm receptions from its audiences, whether playing at music clubs across the country or at London venues such as the Wigmore Hall. The group is named after Leonardo of Pisa, known as Fibonacci, a great mediaeval mathematician. The series of numbers named after him occurs throughout the natural world in the most extraordinary way, appearing as if by magic in petals of flowers, branches of trees, spirals, and many more complex ways. The relation of the numbers to each other is directly connected to the Golden Section, held by many to determine the most harmonious proportions in art and music. St Mary's Creative Space, Chester DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St Mary's Creative Space
St Mary's Hill
Chester
Cheshire
CH1 2DW
England

Programme

Franz Schubert – Notturno in B flat major, Op.148
Franz Schubert – Piano Quintet in A major 'The Trout', D.667
Gioachino Rossini – Duet for Cello and Double Bass in D major
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Quartet no.1 in G minor, K.478

Performers

Kathron Sturrock – piano
Yuko Inoue – violin
Daniel Pioro – violin
Benjamin Hughes – cello
Duncan McTier – double bass

Fibonacci Sequence

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Programme Note

The Fibonacci Sequence is now well established as one of the foremost chamber ensembles in Britain. Composed of musicians of international repute, it enjoys warm receptions from its audiences, whether playing at music clubs across the country or at London venues such as the Wigmore Hall.

The group is named after Leonardo of Pisa, known as Fibonacci, a great mediaeval mathematician. The series of numbers named after him occurs throughout the natural world in the most extraordinary way, appearing as if by magic in petals of flowers, branches of trees, spirals, and many more complex ways. The relation of the numbers to each other is directly connected to the Golden Section, held by many to determine the most harmonious proportions in art and music.

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