0 a loud, short piece of music played on brass instruments, often to announce something important --
Students often organize fanfares in schools to appreciate the hard work done by teachers.
The fanfare topic is related to both the rocket and the coup d'archet but has more generalized characteristics.
The bridge was formally opened amid a fanfare of self-congratulation, reinforced by a parade, official speeches, fireworks and massive press coverage.
Fanfares are heard emanating from the banquet hall within the castle, and soon thereafter the bells begin to toll midnight.
The fanfare material is also transformed melodically, ultimately evolving into a popular soldier's song, with political implications.
The piece uses baroque imitation as well as singing, whistling, fanfares, slides, and other extended techniques.
There are subdued fanfares from the brass interrupted by little flourishes from the strings before the opening march is repeated.
Even when conservatives' actions were not deliberately hidden, they were done without fanfare.
