Toy Symphony

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music | 1996 | 310 words | Copyright

Toy Symphony (Ger. Kindersymphonie). Simple sym. in which toy instr. are used, in addition to str. and pf. Most popular example, formerly attrib. to Joseph Haydn, is by Leopold Mozart, with toy instr. probably added by M. Haydn. Several others exist, e.g. by A. Romberg, and by Malcolm Arnold (1957).

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