Duo Marier brings together the rich sounds of cello and guitar in a programme that crosses musical boundaries, in the Emerging Artists Series at Usher Hall.
Duo Marier play the Usher Hall on Monday 18 January 2027, part of the Emerging Artists series. It's a cello and guitar pairing, and the programme is built around the two instruments working together rather than one taking the lead. They describe it as a programme that crosses musical boundaries, so you'll hear the cello and guitar moving through different styles across the set.
It's a morning performance, starting at 11:00, which puts it in a different slot than your usual evening gig. If you're used to the Usher Hall as a big-night venue, this is a bit of a change of pace — a weekday morning in the city's cultural quarter, with the Royal Lyceum and Traverse theatres right next door on Lothian Road.
That's the same building you'll recognise from the bigger shows. The Edwardian hall had a modern make-over and extension in 2010, and it still handles everything from classical music to rock, pop, dance, and spoken word, with room for up to 2,200 for the headline acts. This is one of the smaller, more focused dates on its calendar.
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Tickets start from £5 including all fees, with a non-refundable £2 transaction fee on telephone and online bookings. It's a morning show on a Monday, so it's one of those you'll need to plan for if you're coming from across town.
