A toy trumpet , toy drum , triangle , and ratchet (carraca).
The (Toy Symphony) is a playful and unique piece of classical music famous for its use of toy instruments alongside a traditional chamber orchestra. While long attributed to Joseph Haydn or Leopold Mozart (the father of Wolfgang Amadeus), modern research suggests it was likely composed around 1770 by Edmund Angerer , a Tyrolean Benedictine monk. Musical Structure and "Instruments" SINFONIA DE LOS JUGUETES.
The piece typically consists of three movements—, Minuetto , and Finale (Presto) . What makes it stand out is the inclusion of "soloist" toys that provide a charming, festive atmosphere: A toy trumpet , toy drum , triangle , and ratchet (carraca)
Various water whistles and bells are often included to mimic a nursery or toy-shop vibe. Historical Background SinfonÃa de los juguetes - El arte de las musas A toy trumpet