Several lost pieces of its composer were incorporated into this work, including the Demons Dance around the Pipe and the Slaves Shuffle. The second movement is instructed to be played "as fast as possible" using the (*) sustaining pedal throughout. It includes the four movements "The Alcotts,"  "Hawthorne," "Thoreau," and "Emerson." For 10 points— name this piece depicting
Several lost pieces of its composer were incorporated into this work, including the Demons Dance around the Pipe and the Slaves Shuffle. The second movement is instructed to be played "as fast as possible" using the (*) sustaining pedal throughout. It includes the four movements "The Alcotts,"  "Hawthorne," "Thoreau," and "Emerson." For 10 points— name this piece depicting a transcendentalist hub, by Charles Ives.
Several lost pieces of its composer were incorporated into this work, including the Demons Dance around the Pipe and the Slaves Shuffle.
The Concord Sonata (or the Piano Sonata No. 2 of Charles Ives or equivalents)