Fibonacci spiral house in Blackdown Hills, Devon, England

[pinkman]

Well in fact I don’t know.

I’ve tried to find interesting Fibonacci in music, classical or not, but it is not an evidence that nice pieces, modern or older, follow these rules.
Number of bars ? According to some analysts Mozart did, but it is not always the case and it could be pure coincidence, because construction of music is made of repetition of themes. And repeating is adding, no miracle.
Number of seconds ? I don’t trust this affirmation. The example of Queen is not a good one, Under Pressure is full of tensions and changes, anywhere in the track you may prouve that there is a golden, silver or wooden number!
They talk about Bartok, but who really cares about Bartok? His music is hard to understand and even more hard to listen! Of course lots of people like it, but most of people find it dissonant.
The piece of music in the end has no interest. “Look I created something with Fibonacci”. Well in fact this is not a miracle, she could have created a piece with e or even pi... https://youtu.be/rb65fmSa610

Edit: and what about the notes? Well no Fibonacci here. 1-3-5-8 might be the basis of a major chord, but in fact chords are made from scales, taking each odd notes, 1-3-5 then 7, 9, 11, for complex (“jazz”) chords. No Fibonacci. And even there, we should talk modulo 7 (in fact ((x-1)mod(7))+1), so 8 is 1, 9 is 2, 11 is 4, ...
Frequency of notes? Well in the chromatic scale the notes are composed on geometric series with (12)NTHROOT(2)= 1.05946309436 as a factor, so no golden number here.