Meanings of come the blare in English

From the drawing room came the blare of excited voices.

From the doors of innumerable saloons came the blare of orchestrions; now and then a drunken song.

From the terrace before the house came the blare of the bugle sounding the officers' mess call.

Then came the blare of a bugle, a faint rattle of wheels; a minute later the sharp reports recommenced with double activity.

Then came the blare of a motor horn and Breede's biggest and blackest car descended upon him, stopping neatly at the curb.

Mingling with this overpowering demonstration of united rejoicing from such huge masses, came the blare of the trumpets and horns of the assembled legions.