Music itself has rules related to certain mathematical principles. “Notwithstanding all the experience I may have acquired in music from being associated with it for so long, I must confess that only with the aid of mathematics did my ideas become clear and did light replace a certain obscurity of which I was unaware before” (Jean-Philippe Rameau quoted in [4]). The Fibonacci numbers have certain established connections with music either directly or indirectly through other mathematical topics such as the golden section [5], continued fractions [6], Pythagorean triples [7] and Farey fractions [9] (for instance, Farey was one of the discoverers of a process for tuning keyboards in equal temperament: in order to obtain one equal tempered interval, one must tune eight intervals by eliminating beats. The fifths and fourths are not so hard, but tuning a major third by eliminating beats is considered difficult.