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About
What to expect
Over three days the festival brings performances, talks and a film screening.
- Jennifer Walshe and Nina Guo: REALITY: The Pilot
- Lee Patterson's new work made from chalk
- Tomomi Adachi duo with Walshe, sensor shirt
- Mariam Rezaei samples Janet Beat's electronic archive
- Explore Ensemble plays Mofakham, Arafah and Hiendl
- Wobbly lecture on sampling and machine-made music
- Film: Luke Fowler's portrait of Janet Beat
- Talks with Kate Molleson before performances
Line-up
Questions
When does Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music start and end?
Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music runs Thursday, 26 November 2026, 17:00 until 21:00 the next morning.
Where is Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music?
Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music takes place at Fruitmarket, 45 Market Street, Edinburgh, Edinburgh.
How much are tickets for Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music?
Tickets for Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music cost from £0 on the official ticket shop.
Who plays at Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music?
The line-up of Ground Truth(s) Deep Time: a festival of new music: Jennifer Walshe, Nina Guo, Wobbly, Lee Patterson, Tomomi Adachi, Mariam Rezaei, Explore Ensemble.
How do I book?
Bookings go through the event page on Resident Advisor:
What is on the programme?
REALITY: The Pilot by Jennifer Walshe and Nina Guo, with Wobbly (Jon Leidecker)
A new chalk work by Lee Patterson
Tomomi Adachi in a duo with Jennifer Walshe
Turntablist Mariam Rezaei, using samples from Janet Beat's archive
Explore Ensemble playing Idin Samimi Mofakham, Laila Arafah and Laure M. Hiendl
What else is in the programme?
There is also a programme of talks, conversations and a film screening:
A lecture by Wobbly on the history of sampling and machine-made music
Pre-performance conversations with writer and broadcaster Kate Molleson
Luke Fowler's film portrait of Janet Beat, A Sensation Never Yet Known
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Getting there
Fruitmarket, 45 Market Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1DF Edinburgh, Scotland, GB
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