The Laplace Quartet is made up of a dynamic group of music students from Colorado State University’s Double Bass Studio, where they study with Dr. Forest Greenough. The quartet’s name is inspired by the “Laplace transform,” which is a widely used integral transform in mathematics and electrical engineering that transforms a function of time into a function of complex frequency. The members are very unique in that they are all multi-disciplinary students: Senior Erik Deines is a double major in double bass performance and physics; Senior Drew Miller a double major in double bass performance and electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics; Senior Zachary Bush a triple major in double bass performance, composition, and education; and Freshman Daniel Probasco a mechanical engineering major with a music minor. In addition to school duties, the members of the quartet are all busy music professionals—Erik is a section member of the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Zachary a section member of the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, Daniel a bassist with the Fort Collins Wind Symphony, and Drew an in demand pop/rock and jazz bassist.