Steve Reich

Efrim Menuck playing for Godspeed You! Black Emperor in November 2000. According to an interview with VPRO Radio in the Netherlands, Silver Mt. Zion originally began as a project in which Efrim Menuck hoped to learn how to score music.[2] Already a guitarist in the Montreal-based musical collective Godspeed You! Black Emperor, he explained that he hoped to communicate better with his fellow musicians by getting familiar with music theory. This idea was soon abandoned as Menuck realized that he preferred not knowing precisely what he was doing when writing, opting to "fumble" instead. The Silver Mt. Zion project, however, continued. Menuck's decision to record an album was partly inspired by...

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Six Pianos
Section I
Section III (b)
Section V
Section VIII
Slow
Europe - During The War
In C
Section II
Section IV
Section VI
Section X
Fast
America - Before The War
Pulses
Section III (a)
Section IX
Section VII
Section XI
After The War