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The roster of artists also included three recent graduates--sopranos Joni Henson and Virginia Hatfield and mezzo Megan Latham in the trio from Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier--and three graduating students--soprano Lucia Cesaroni, mezzo Kathleen Promane and baritone Philip Kalmanovitch--in a deftly reworded version of Noel Coward's "We'll meet again.

More than 400 well-wishers filled the stage of the University of ... by Opera Canada

The overall goal of a press release is to generate buzz and interest in your company''s product or service; however, if you make your press release a reworded sales copy, you will get very little coverage from your release and many companies many press release distribution services may reject you press release all together.

Common Press Release Mistakes Don't Make It A Sales Pitch by Falco P. / Advertising, marketing, public relations community

Laura Hayes, a customer assistant at the Castle Street branch in Hinckley, sang a slightly reworded version of the Sound of Music classic, backed by seven other employees dressed as nuns.

Retiring boss goes out to nuns' sound of music by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)