Founded in 1984 by horn player Stephen Stirling, the British chamber ensemble, The Fibonacci Sequence, offers flexible concert programs ranging from solo to a dectet with various instruments like strings, winds, brass, piano, and percussion. Renowned for their polished and dedicated performances, they have received high praise from critics. Pianist Kathron Sturrock serves as the artistic director, alongside other talented musicians like double bassist Duncan McTier and violist Yuko Inoue. Notable composers like Graham Fitkin have written pieces for them, and they have released numerous albums, showcasing their musical prowess and versatility.
