Immerse yourself in the timeless melodies and poignant lyrics of Les Misérables, a musical masterpiece that has captivated audiences for decades. From the heart-wrenching "I Dreamed A Dream" to the stirring anthem "One Day More," each song in this beloved score transports listeners to the depths of human emotion. Whether you seek solace in the ethereal strains of "On My Own" or the triumphant swells of the finale, Les Misérables offers an unforgettable musical journey that will resonate long after the curtain falls.
| Song | Artist | Release | Listens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Stars | Russell Crowe | n/a | 986K+ |
| 2. I Dreamed A Dream | Anne Hathaway | n/a | 10M+ |
| 3. Empty Chairs At Empty Tables | Eddie Redmayne | n/a | 2M+ |
| 4. One Day More |
Carrie Hope Fletcher Alfie Boe Michael Ball | 1985 | 68K+ |
| 5. Do You Hear the People Sing? |
Michael Maguire David Burt | 1985 | 137K+ |
| 6. On My Own |
Lea Salonga Frances Ruffelle | 1985 | 29K+ |
| 7. Who Am I? |
Alfie Boe Colm Wilkinson | 1985 | 37K+ |
1. Stars (Russell Crowe)
Amidst the vibrant tapestry of the musical landscape, 'I Dreamed A Dream' performed by Anne Hathaway stands as an emotional masterpiece. Hathaway's raw and poignant rendition, captured in a single, unforgettable take, echoes the character's profound journey of despair and resilience. The song's hauntingly beautiful melody and Hathaway's evocative vocals intertwine, creating a visceral connection that resonates deeply with listeners.
The impact of Hathaway's performance is undeniable, eliciting heartfelt responses from those who witness her transformative artistry. Critics and audiences alike have lauded her ability to convey the character's inner turmoil, her voice carrying the weight of shattered dreams and flickering hope. The song's raw emotional intensity leaves an enduring mark, underscoring the power of music to capture the complexities of the human experience.
A fugitive running ”
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| ArtistRussell Crowe | ReleaseN/A |
| Time03:03 | View986K+ |
| Likes 6K+ | SuitableMovie Enthusiasts |
- Epic Music
- Gladiator Theme
- Acoustic Orchestra
- Russell Crowe
Have you ever listened to a melody where every note resonates with your heart? 'One Day More' by 'Les Misérables Cast' is the epitome of such a symphony. Its compelling musical arrangement, characterized by soaring crescendos and poignant harmonies, evokes a whirlwind of emotions that leave listeners profoundly moved.
The song's lyrics, a powerful testament to the human spirit, capture the essence of hope, despair, and unyielding determination. Listeners are drawn to its raw emotional intensity, as the characters grapple with the weight of impending revolution. The cast's impeccable vocal performances further elevate the song, showcasing their exceptional talent and ability to convey the characters' inner turmoil and unwavering resolve.
2. I Dreamed A Dream (Anne Hathaway)
When hope was high and life worth living ”
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| ArtistAnne Hathaway | ReleaseN/A |
| Time04:44 | View10M+ |
| Likes 130K+ | SuitableMusical Theater Fans |
- Sad Ballad
- Broadway Anthem
- Heartbreaking Opera
- Anne Hathaway
"On My Own" a haunting ballad brought to life by Samantha Barks, is a breathtaking exploration of unrequited love. The song's emotional depth resonates with listeners, who relate to the protagonist's poignant longing. The lyrics, "Without me, his world would go on turning," echo the bittersweet realization of the unfulfilled heart, while the arrangement builds a crescendo of aching melodies.
Samantha Barks' exceptional vocal performance elevates the song's impact, showcasing her remarkable range and control. Her interpretation captures the raw vulnerability of love's unrequited agony, leaving listeners moved and utterly captivated. With its evocative imagery and unforgettable旋律,"On My Own" stands as a testament to the enduring power of human emotion and the universal longing for love's reciprocation.
3. Empty Chairs At Empty Tables
There's a pain goes on and on ”
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| ArtistEddie Redmayne | ReleaseN/A |
| Time03:16 | View2M+ |
| Likes 28K+ | SuitableAdults |
- Emotional Ballad
- Lost Love
- Heartache
- Eddie Redmayne
"Epilogue" by Les Misérables Cast stands as a poignant culmination of the epic tale, leaving listeners with a profound sense of catharsis and a renewed appreciation for the indomitable spirit of the human heart. The intricate musical arrangement, layered with soaring melodies and delicate harmonies, provides a fitting backdrop for the deeply emotional lyrics that explore themes of redemption, loss, and the enduring power of hope.
As the final strains fade, the song's message lingers, reminding us that despite the trials and tribulations we face, the pursuit of a better future remains an aspiration worth striving for. Its haunting refrain, "At last, at last, behind you," offers solace and a glimmer of hope for those who have endured countless hardships, reminding them that the chains of the past can be broken and a path to redemption can be found.
4. One Day More - 1970
Another day, another destiny ”
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| ArtistCarrie Hope Fletcher, Alfie Boe, Michael Ball | Release1985 |
| Time03:56 | View68K+ |
| Likes 891+ | SuitableN/a |
The poignant melody and acoustic guitar strumming of "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" by Eddie Redmayne create a haunting atmosphere that evokes a profound sense of loss and longing. Redmayne's raw and emotive vocals convey the character's anguish as he grapples with the absence of his fallen comrades, leaving listeners deeply moved.
The song's dramatic climax, from 0:57 to 1:41, stands out as a testament to Redmayne's exceptional vocal restraint. Rather than resorting to full-throated belting, he whispers the lyrics, suggesting the character's desperate search for his departed friends. This subtle yet powerful interpretation enhances the song's emotional impact, leaving listeners haunted by the reminder of the sacrifices made and the emptiness that remains.
5. Do You Hear the People Sing? (Michael Maguire ft David Burt - 1970)
Singing the songs of angry men? ”
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| ArtistMichael Maguire, David Burt | Release1985 |
| Time02:17 | View137K+ |
| Likes 1K+ | SuitableN/a |
Whenever the melody of 'Javert's Suicide' by Russell Crowe fills the air, it evokes a profound emotional resonance within me. Crowe's passionate vocals, seamlessly intertwined with the poignant musical arrangement, create a symphony that captures the depth of Javert's inner turmoil. The raw pain and desperation conveyed in his voice as he grapples with his shattered beliefs leave an unforgettable mark on the listener's heart.
Listeners have expressed their admiration for Crowe's nuanced portrayal of Javert, particularly his ability to capture the character's complex nature. They recognize Javert as a man bound by his duty to the law, yet torn by his growing empathy for those he has pursued. Crowe's performance masterfully conveys Javert's internal struggle, culminating in his tragic suicide, a testament to the crumbling of his once unshakeable faith.
6. On My Own - 1970
All alone, I walk with him 'til morning ”
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| ArtistLea Salonga, Frances Ruffelle | Release1985 |
| Time04:14 | View29K+ |
| Likes 251+ | SuitableN/a |
Released in 2012 as part of the musical film adaptation of Les Misérables, "Stars" performed by Russell Crowe stands as a captivating rendition of the iconic Broadway ballad. Despite Crowe's limited musical background, his raw and emotive delivery has garnered praise for its authenticity and relatability.
The song's haunting melody and Crowe's nuanced portrayal of Javert's inner turmoil create a deeply immersive experience. Listeners have noted the song's softer, lullaby-like quality, which complements Crowe's portrayal of Javert's internal struggles and complexity. His voice, while not possessing the raw power of other Javert interpretations, conveys a profound emotional depth and a tangible sense of the character's desperation and confusion.
7. Who Am I? - 1970
Can I condemn this man to slavery ”
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| ArtistAlfie Boe, Colm Wilkinson | Release1985 |
| Time02:49 | View37K+ |
| Likes 325+ | SuitableN/a |
"ABC Café / Red & Black" is an emotionally captivating song from the musical "Les Misérables." The song is performed by Aaron Tveit and Eddie Redmayne, and it captures the raw emotions of the characters as they grapple with the complexities of love, loss, and revolution. The musical arrangement is both powerful and poignant, with soaring vocals and a driving rhythm that perfectly complements the song's emotional core. The overall appeal of the song lies in its ability to transport listeners to the heart of the characters' struggles, leaving a lasting impact long after the music has faded.
As one listener commented, "The song's emotional intensity is palpable, and the performances by Tveit and Redmayne are simply breathtaking." Another listener praised the song's "beautiful melody and haunting lyrics," which they said "perfectly capture the bittersweet nature of the characters' relationships." Ultimately, "ABC Café / Red & Black" is a song that resonates deeply with listeners, offering a powerful and moving exploration of the human experience.
8. Bring Him Home (Alfie Boe ft Colm Wilkinson - 1970)
He's afraid ”
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| ArtistAlfie Boe, Colm Wilkinson | Release1985 |
| Time03:53 | View8M+ |
| Likes 43K+ | SuitableN/a |
From the very first notes of "Look Down" by Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, and the Convicts, I was drawn in by its raw emotion and haunting melody. The song perfectly captures the desperation and despair of the prisoners, as they plead for salvation and a better future.
The musical arrangement of "Look Down" is equally impressive, with its soaring strings and powerful vocals creating a truly cinematic experience. The song has a timeless quality that will stay in your mind long after the final note has faded away.
9. Master of the House
Never wants a passerby to pass him by ”
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| ArtistAlun Armstrong, Jenny Galloway | Release1985 |
| Time05:17 | View846K+ |
| Likes 5K+ | SuitableN/a |
"At the End of the Day" is a powerful and moving song from the acclaimed musical Les Misérables. The song showcases the characters' raw emotions and struggles as they confront their past and seek redemption. With its soaring melodies and poignant lyrics, it has left an unforgettable mark on listeners.
One listener commented, "The song's emotional depth is what truly resonates with me. The characters' vulnerability and longing for a better life are conveyed with such authenticity." Another listener praised the song's musical arrangement, saying, "The interplay between the cast's voices creates a harmonious and uplifting sound that perfectly captures the song's message of hope and resilience."
10. In My Life ( Michael Ball ft Frances Ruffelle ft Rebecca Caine - 1970)
She has burst like the music of angels ”
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| Artist Michael Ball, Frances Ruffelle, Rebecca Caine | Release1985 |
| Time05:18 | View41K+ |
| Likes 288+ | SuitableN/a |
"Prologue" is a powerful introduction to the musical masterpiece, "Les Misérables." It immediately sets the stage for the emotional turmoil and political struggles that will follow, much like the opening chapter of a gripping novel. The haunting melody and powerful vocals create a sense of foreboding and anticipation that draws the listener into the world of the characters.
The song's lyrics are particularly poignant, capturing the essence of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Phrases like "In the bleak midwinter" and "A world of fear and conflict" resonate with listeners, evoking a deep understanding of the characters' plight. It's a testament to the power of music to convey complex emotions and set the tone for an unforgettable theatrical experience.
11. A Little Fall of Rain ( Michael Ball ft Frances Ruffelle)
I don't feel any pain ”
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| Artist Michael Ball, Frances Ruffelle | Release1985 |
| Time03:21 | View37K+ |
| Likes 283+ | SuitableN/a |
Valjean's Soliloquy, performed by Hugh Jackman, from the musical Les Misérables, is a powerful and moving song that has captured the hearts of audiences around the world. The song won a Grammy Award for Best Musical Theater Album in 2013 and has been praised for its emotional depth and soaring melody.
Jackman's performance of the song is particularly noteworthy. He brings a raw and vulnerable quality to the role of Valjean, a man who is struggling with his past and trying to find redemption. The song's lyrics are deeply personal and introspective, and Jackman delivers them with a sincerity that is both heartbreaking and inspiring.
12. Javert's Suicide (1985)
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| ArtistPhilip Quast, Roger Allam | Release1985 |
| Time03:40 | View36K+ |
| Likes 299+ | SuitableN/a |
If you haven't yet listened to 'Bring Him Home' performed by Hugh Jackman, now is the perfect time to indulge in its powerful melody. Jackman's rendition stands out with its raw and emotional delivery, perfectly capturing the character's desperation and longing. The song's stripped-down arrangement highlights the nuances of Jackman's voice, conveying the character's vulnerability and weariness.
Listeners have praised Jackman's performance for its authenticity and emotional depth. The song's delicate orchestration and Jackman's imperfect yet expressive vocals create a sense of intimacy, drawing the listener into the character's heart-wrenching plea. Whether you're a fan of the musical or simply appreciate a moving performance, 'Bring Him Home' by Hugh Jackman is a must-listen.
13. Finale (Company - 1970)
Company, love is company ”
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| ArtistCompany | Release1985 |
| Time01:36 | View41K+ |
| Likes 168+ | SuitableN/a |
14. The Final Battle
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| ArtistLes Misérables Cast | ReleaseN/A |
| Time03:18 | View208K+ |
| Likes 921+ | SuitableTheater Enthusiasts |
- Broadway Anthem
- Les Misérables Cast
- Epic Finale
- War Cry
Released in 2012 and performed by the Les Misérables Cast, "The Final Battle" is a powerful and moving song that captures the essence of the musical's themes of love, loss, and redemption. With its soaring melody and stirring lyrics, the song has resonated with audiences worldwide, earning critical acclaim for its emotional impact and musical arrangement.
As the song builds to its crescendo, the listener is transported to the heart of the characters' struggle, feeling the weight of their sacrifices and the hope that sustains them. The song's powerful lyrics, such as "Do you hear the people sing? / Singing the songs of angry men?," have become iconic, expressing the universal themes of revolution and the fight for freedom.
15. Suddenly (Hugh Jackman)
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| ArtistHugh Jackman | ReleaseN/A |
| Time05:46 | View107K+ |
| Likes 979+ | SuitableMusical Theatre Enthusiasts |
- Pop ballad
- Hugh Jackman
- Broadway Showtune
- Theatrical
"Suddenly" is a captivating performance by Hugh Jackman that evokes a whirlwind of emotions. The song's poignant lyrics, soaring melody, and Jackman's raw vocals create a profound impact, leaving listeners in awe. It encapsulates the complexities of love, loss, and longing, resonating deeply with those who have experienced the rollercoaster of human connection.
As one listener aptly put it, "this song made me bawl my eyes out." The song's ability to elicit such strong reactions is a testament to its universal appeal and the timeless themes it explores. "Suddenly" stands as a musical masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of mere entertainment, becoming an anthem for the human experience.