Section E is a retrograde of Section D, where the music is played backwards starting from bar 357. Section F features distinctive accented triplets in the violin reminiscent of an Irish jig, while the piano loosely retrogrades Section F and Sections C is played simultaneously in different time signatures. Section G is the shortest section and recycles material from previous sections in a technique called telescoping, resulting in a confused and violent sound. The final Section H is based on the Irish tune "Lord Mayo's Delight" and features canons between instruments and a flute-like sound produced by playing over the fingerboard, ending with an unfinished sound as the left hand piano plays the last note alone.