Journal article (a translasion by an article of mine) High hat, for the both of them. He, at the keyboard, wearing a tailcoat, the other, by the drums, with a strange bone-necklace. By their shoulder, a backgound, tipical of silent movies, is projected. It says: "Opera Chaotique". The audience is warned: the ivories are drunk because, as the singer and pianist - Tenorman - tells to the public "The piano has been drinkin'", with a desired homage to Tom Waits. Also the drums have something strange: are spirited. Maybe because they'replayed by Vodoo Drummer, Jazz'nd Blues drummer that was adsorbed in the Lousiana's ground, till he had reached the roots of the New Orlenans' black music . Tenorman, instead, let reveal during the songs' execution what is first an impression then a guarantee: he's a real opera singer. Hence, Nomen, omen. (to be continued...)