What is another word for flourish of trumpets?
Pronunciation: [flˈʌɹɪʃ ɒv tɹˈʌmpɪts] (IPA) 
The phrase 'flourish of trumpets' refers to a powerful and triumphant sound produced by brass instruments. Synonyms for this phrase include fanfare, heraldry, blast, clarion call, trumpet blast, bugle call, and reveille. Fanfare refers to a short, dramatic melody played on brass instruments, often used for announcing important events. Heraldry refers to a formal display of military trumpets for a significant occasion, such as the arrival of a dignitary or the start of a procession. A blast or trumpet blast refers to a loud sound made by a trumpet and connotes both grandeur and urgency. The clarion call refers to a trumpet call used to summon people to action or arms, while the bugle call is a signal used in the military for various purposes. Reveille, on the other hand, refers to a bugle call played in the morning to wake up soldiers.
