
A concert series by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland featuring harp and guitar performances.
Mondays at One returns to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland this autumn, with a run of six concerts starting on Monday 19 October and running through to Monday 30 November. It's a regular part of the Conservatoire's 'What's On' programme of festivals and series, and as the name suggests, every session kicks off at 13:00 on a Monday.
Each date focuses on a different department, so the programme changes every week. It opens on 19 October with Harp & Guitar, followed by Vocal Performance on 26 October. There's a gap in early November, then Woodwind on 9 November, Timpani & Percussion on 16 November, Traditional Music on 23 November, and Strings on 30 November. If you've got a particular instrument or style you're drawn to, you can pick and choose the ones that suit you, or follow the whole run from start to finish.
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Because it's a series rather than a one-off, there are a couple of ways to book. A subscription guarantees you the same seat for every concert in the run, which is the easiest way to see them all without having to sort separate tickets each time. If you're just popping in for a few, a smART Pass gets you 20% off. All the sessions start at 13:00 at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow, from Monday 19 October to Monday 30 November.
Date
Monday, 19 October 2026
13:00
Location
Royal Conservatoire of ScotlandPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years