In additioon, the second video I made included a familiar line from the musical that goes: "If any of my demands have not met, a distaster beyond your imagination will occur." The line I recall from the musical was shown as a letter that states a warning to the new opera directors who decided go against his wishes that he had done in the past when the Palais Garnier Opera Theatre House was still in his mysterious and grand influence of power. Although, I made a couple videos where it shows me taking the masks off and reveal a face with a nose that is completely covered in a charcoal exfoilating mask substance used for removing dirt and bacteria from skin pores and I used it to make it look like I had no nose. In addition to the ensemble, I am wearing a black western style hat with a wide brim, which is actually a cowboy hat, an antique walking stick, and two masks: one is a custom designed face mask I bought months ago and frequently use for out of the house errands and another is one that was made by myself with paint, ink, and diamond and beads glued on the surface. In the photos as well as the video, I am wearing a full dress white tie ensemble, which consists of a peak lapel tailcoat, white pique self bow tie and waistcoat, pleated wing collar formal shirt with black studs and french cuffs, antique pearl cufflinks, white handkerchief, and white formal gloves. Not the character from Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical with the half mask, but the original from the novel with the full maskon due to the description of the character's physical appearance. In these picture shown, I am dressing up as Erik, the title character of Le Fantôme de l'Opéra(The Phantom of the Opera), the original novel written by Gaston Leroux published in the original text in 1909 -10 and translated in English at 1911.
This is my first official post on Vocal that I like to share with you. But, there is nothing wrong with dressing up from what you have available from your wardrobe.
In this Halloween during a national pandemic, it is difficult to express how we cannot go out of the house and do our tradition of treat or treating.
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