23 _)Vÿ_,ÿ

LES ]ÿISIÿRABLES -- 109 --

(CONSTABLE 1): //

lodg/ng here last night.//

,¢x-ÿ jl\'-V

/'(CONSTAIÿE 2):

were

; SJ d id

the ho - nest bi - ihopÿ And then,

,,I g) / " ÿ ' ' // You main

Iÿ r, ÿ ÿ,-, ÿ J-I .J J It,' ,,ÿ ÿ/"INk' L t i.ÿi'l ' ÿ" a I t" " .s) - . ÿ I VAA ÿtÿ4k_A /

out/ Christ- ian good-heSS, When he iamed a -bout your plight,

/ . i/" P oco Pifi mossoeÿ ÿ ÿ r "' / f =ÿ=I 'I "

i ÿ . Io ' / I ! .... ?I / t ÿ ÿ I/

/ ÿ , ÿ /./ tain he made a pre - send/of this sil L ver. 'tÿ J* / BISHOP: II

That is right. But my

J

leave the best be-hind? So Mes - sieurs,you may re-lease him, For this man has spo-ken true. I corn-

all. A tempo

mend you for your du - ty, Now God's bles-sing go with you.

Q Colla Voce

But re - mere - bet this, my bro - ther. See in this some high-er plan.__

two silver candlesticks

Eÿ (BISHOP): The BISHOP gives VALJEAN

• ÿ ' , . ,

friend, you left so ear-ly, sure-ly some-thing slipped your mind. You for - got I gave these al-so, Would you

Prologue

i'

Lÿs M1 s ÿRAÿ T. ÿ,.s

-- 110 -

You must use this pre-ciotls sil-ver To be - come an ho- nest man.

By the wit-ness of the mart-yrs,

lÿall. VALJEAN is left alone.

Prologue

LEs MISÿRABLE.S-- 110 --

(BISItOP):

YOU mu8tNs pre - cioas sil - vet

To - come

-o-

an ho - nest man.

By the wit-ness of the mart- yrs,By the Pas-sion and the

.. ]:all. VALJEAN is l

God has raised you out @ark-hess, I have boughtyour soul for !. . •

• ' o " 72 " " PifiMosso. ]ÿ Eent (J--)!/ ,. • accel, iPifiMosso• ' ' ac ÿ. _it. . .

.' " ÿ Poco Meno'Mosso ..

Be come a

What havre I done,ÿ sweet Je - sus, what have I done?ÿ -

• thief " in the night,ÿ be - corn

' fal- len so far------- and is the hour SO laÿ ÿ-

of m hate rhe cries in the dark that no bod y hears

Prologue

UHere where I standÿ at. the turn - mg "------

]LES MI'SERABLES

I

1

i-- 111

,ÿ0 ,h k IT , . , ,

If there's, a-noth- el: way to go I missed it twen-ty long years a-go.

i!

tÿ I ) (VALJEAN):__ÿ it.,, ÿ IL,ÿ I-,,' I l,'l Iÿ, 0 tO ' iÿJ €?

My life was a war

i' ÿ o " "1"

that could ne - ver be won. They

3

Iÿ ÿ' i h, o ,',, iv ÿ oo o o ,ÿ .x I ,4 Iÿ,, r,' ? ,'ÿ, ÿ I I 4/=ITS" .o bb d-ÿ.ÿl ..... I F'/ +' " t4t I t I <" o 0 Iÿ

gave me a num-ber and murdered VaI-jean When they chained 3e and left me for

33 . f'ÿ

dead Just for steal-ing a mouth-ful of bread.

- 7-7-m .;;rrAndante (j = 112) 9 .]ÿ " ÿ

Yet why did I al - low this man

To touch my soul and teach me love? He treat-ed me like a-ny o- ther, He

.. ---,

r---ÿ----1 -- " ÿ ' ÿ "

gave rne his trust, he called__ me bro- ther. My life he claims for God a - bove.

f

Can such things be?

world.'ÿ Poco Pifl mosso

,ÿ ÿ ÿÿ ÿ!ÿ!,J

Take an eye for an eye,

For I had come to hate the

tall. A tempo e accel.

I, ..... J <I

This world that al - ways hat - ed me.

Tum your heart in - to stone.

J

tl III

Prologue

ill¸

- 112 -Y_,ES MISÿRABLES

,all.

• ÿ /') 1"9 .-,,_ ÿ ÿ

This is all I have lived for, This is all I have known,

W A tempo ma poco piÿ mosso

One word from him and I'd be back Be-neath the lash, u- pon the

U , " ÿ[

3

Hfeel my shame in-side me like ."a knife.ÿ He told me that I have

soul, How does he know?

,all._" .....

IWhat spi- fit comes to move ray life,

• Lento - recitative (not too slow)

p-- " ."g I am reach-ing but I fall and the night is dos-ing in And I

go? accel.

stare in - to the void, to the whirl-pool of my sin, I'll es - cape now from the world,, from themolto tall.

Pifi mosso (in tempo)He tears up his yellow ticket-of-leave.

Pro togue

2-

Segue

-- 242 -- J. 'E S -7ÿ/I I S ÿ R A B L E S

Iÿ Ioÿ . ,, . . o lÿ r ÿ ....... • ........ ,,,f,,LU }.. V ^ ' " 11

All it would take was a flick of his knife. Ven-gence was his and he gave me back my life.D

I-- Damned if I'll live in the debt of a thief._

f

I f), , .

• ÿ ; , .

Da.m_ÿed if I'll yield at the end of the chase. • I am the Law and the Law is" not mocked.

#25-Javert's Suicide

caught in a trap__ And "choose to let me go free?__ It was his• . .

• .

l ÿ . (VAL.JEAN): ,ÿ

H

yWho is this man?__ What sort of Dev - il is he?ÿ To have me

) LE8 MISÿRABLES -- 243 --

• A ! ,0AVERT): , ÿ ,

Hÿ,:ÿ'ÿ'J,ÿ ÿ C:: r ; ÿ' iÿ ; { { r r', .P. ÿ, Fÿ ÿ F' ÿ ÿ, ÿ ,o,, !ÿ

I'll spit. his pit-y right back in his face. There is noth-ing on earth that we

share. It is ei - ther VaI-jean or Ja - vert.

Andante (J = 104)

k 2]ÿ (JAVERT):

How. can I now al - low this man

To hold do-min-ion ov- er me? This des- p'rate man whom I have

Hhunt-ed. He gave me my life. He gave me free- dom.

Ii

i

I should have per- ished by his hand. It was his right.

=i .It was my right to die as well. In-stead I live, but live in hell.

]ÿ I'itÿ mosso (J='126)

And my thoughts fly a - part, Can this man be be- lieved?

rall.

Shall his sins be for - giv- en? Shall his crimes be re-prieved?.

#25-Javert's Suicide

:it

.!:II,

,!

-- 244 -- • LEs MzsÿR.4Br.ÿ.s

L'istesso tempo

_And must I now be-girl to doubt, who" nev-er doubt-ed all these years?

My heart is stone and still it trem- bles.

U'lost in shad-ow. Is he from heav-en or from hell? And does he

rail.

I tÿ ..... , .....

know that grant-ing me my life to- day this man has killed me gv-en

Lento ".recitative

Hso? I am reach-ing but I fall. And the stars are black and cold as I

stare in-to the void of a world that can-not hold.I'll es- cape now from that worlgrom the

ra!l.

world of Jean Val-jean. There is no-where I can turn. There is

He throwshimself intothe swollen riveÿ;

on[

]ÿ][ Allegro (J = 138)

no way to go

poco rail.

j ,....a

#25-Javert's Suicide

The world I have known is

r-------- 3 --------ÿ

.LES MISERABLES -- 189 --

A HEART FULL OF LOVE

Moderato

o3 4 o

MARIUS goes in to COSETTEleaving EPONINE. outside.

pocora_ll. A tempo A Allegretto d= 154) ,.

here. B A tempo

A heart

pochiss, rall.

full of love,

1A tempo

A heart full. of song, I'm do - ing

ev - 'ry thing all wrong! Oh God, for

C• (non rail.) ' ",

shame, I do not- ev- en know your name, Dear Mad' - moi - selle,

• rail.

i _ ÿ "_ _Won't you say?

D A tempo

Will you tell?

ful].ÿ of

A tempoi_ss. rall. -ÿ

My name is

-- 190 --LEs MISÿRABLES

Mar - iusPont - mer cy.

]1ÿ (non tall.)

.

• Cos-ette, I don't " know what to s y.

,L L ÿ---ÿ.ÿ --:=ÿÿ=ÿ

A

]ÿ Atempo (J=138)

A night

___--4

=ÿ.

night .

g bright as day. And you must hey - er go a ÿ way. Cos - ette, Co

#15-A. Heart Full of Love

rall.

=2---ÿa

¢

LE8 MISÿRABLES -- 191 -

G(COSETTE):

chain

ette.

, ' ,-) tall.

/L ÿ I

Do I dream? A

H A tempo

wake!EPONINE:

(ÿRIUS): ,

•

heart fullÿ of love,

He was°

nev - er mine

COSETTE:

to

A heart

heart

lose,

ful].ÿ of you,

Why re -

full

gret what could not

of you, A sing-le , .look and then I knew.

I knew it

#15-A Heart Full of Love

I1i

[

-- 192 --LEs MISÿRABZES

tOO.

These are

MARIUS):

words

poco tall.

he'll nev - er say.

1:=1

• .. Ev'-'ry day. .." . , : -_

me. His

For it

heart (MARIUS):

For it

is - n't a

full_ of love.

is n't a dream,

drealI1,

(EPONINE):pochiss, rail.

Poco meno mosso (J = 104)

From to day,

Ancorameno mosso (J =84)

not a dream af - ter al!.

i

"=.ÿ.

'He will llev feel this way.

Not a dream af- ter

#15-A Heart Full of Love

all..

-- 122 -LES MISÿRABLES

There was a 'time when. men were kind,3-------n d :

' "There was a time when love was blind A

I And the song was ex-cit-in.g. There was " "

A tempo 7ÿk non troppo cantando

I ÿ . I dreamed a dream in time gone y

When hope was high and life worth liv-ing.ÿ I dreamed that love would he-vet

°J ÿ7 I dreamed that God would be for glv-mg.

• mosso e piÿ cant.]ÿ Poco pifi ante

Then I was young and un-a. - fraid.

• 1

wast- ed. There was no ran - sore to be -paid.• . . .

- .

No song un - sung, no wine cm -

• ÿ - "C Poco piu mosso

But the ti- gets corn b '

LE$ MISERABLES -- 123 --

H

• rail. A tempo

HD As they turn your dreams to shame..

I-te slept a sum-mer by my side He filled "mY days with end-less

won - der.ÿ He took . my child - hood in his s'tride

But he .was gone when au - tumn came.

E. Piu mosso

And still I dream he'll come to me, That we will live the years to-

geth - er.. But there are dreams that can - not be .'.

]ÿ Poco pih

And there are storms we can - not3

wea -. ther.

I had a dream my life would be So dif-f'rent from this hell I'm

, , ,

liv - ing. So dif- f'rent now from what it seemed.Tempo primo

• r'ÿ rail.

Now life has Mlled khe dream I dreamed.

#2--I Dreamed a Dream

ot.,w.A

LES i¥IISERAB. LES -- 177 --

THE AB C CA t

Moderato (ÿ = 116 - 120) THE STUDENTS, led by ENSOLRAS, meet to discuss their revolutionary plans.

B Poco piu mosso, ÿ., • ÿ (.J = 132-138) ENJOLRAS:I_ÿ ,$ • ,4 r, , : .

Par - is corn - ing to our side. The time is near.

COMBEFERRE: (shouted)"Enjolras!"

HI2,; 9 9

A " COMBEFERRE: ' " FEUILLY: ' '

At Not-re Dame, the sea - tions are pre-pared. At. Rue du Bac they're strain - ing at the leash.

COURFEYRAC: •

Stud-ents, work - ers, ev-'ry-one, There's a riv - er on the rub, Like the flow - ing" of a tide,

I

2, JJ F F F JFthe wine go to your brains.

r----- 3------q

_ tÿ , v------- 3 ----ÿ , [ I

I

So, near, it's stir- ring the blood in their veins. And yet, be - ware,poco rail. .

Don't letC Tempo Primo

For the ar -.my we fight is a dang - er - ous foe.

With the men and the arms that we hey - er can match.

( l "3' ' 3 3 3 /

It is eas - y to sit here and swat 'em like flies.

..- '.

LEs MZsÿRABLES-- 178 -

rall.

I t__3.----ÿ " .

sign to ral-ly the peo-ple, to call them to arms, to bring them m hne.derato Recitative]lÿ Mo " GRANTAIRE:

- .

What's wrong to-day? You look as if you've seen a ghost.

• (

I wine and say what's go-ing on. A ghost "yo{1 say, a ghost may-be, She . "

A tempo., :. ' . , ' ,

Iwas just like a ghost to me, One min-ute there, then she was g .

• ',ÿ Andante (J = 88- 92)

3I am a-gog, I am ag - hast, Is Mar-i-us in love at last? I've-

hey- er heard him 'ooh and aah'. You talk of bat-ties to be won

l2

#12-The ABC Cafÿ

LES MISÿRABLES -- 179 --.

Hfÿ ÿ ÿ ENJOLRAS: • -

I-ÿ .ÿ . r., o o o o o I JI O'€'Iÿ II " [ ' ' :. ÿ , rw

l X.',.L; 'ÿ I ('o, ! ÿ t: .L:___! [ .... ÿ_,:j ÿ ......... j r

It is time for us all the dec- ide • who we are.

,, , ................. , .... , .

VDo we fight for the fight to a night at the o-per-a now?

.,

........ L- .... C....ÿ, [ .....

Have ypu asked of your-selves what's the price you might pay?

.Is tiffs sire - ply a game for rich young boys to play? The col-ors of the-

ii o'A'o. ÿ, o. ÿo o. m 12'ÿ P" ,ÿ1ÿ-],,," ÿo ().1 ;--gJ t g

world are chang-ing day by day. Red,ÿ the blood of an-gry men.

, 0,,ÿ," ÿ ,. .--.. . - ,, .o'"ÿ" ÿ "'ÿ 4 ÿ' ÿ ÿ • ,. o o. ÿ,ÿ

Black;ÿ. the dark of ag-es past. Red,ÿ a world a-bout to dawn,• .

]ÿ2 Subito a tempo ÿ = 80tÿ ÿ {{ , MARIUS:

ruÿ-n .......... P, p" , , - _ _ ÿf ..

.ÿ ff Zÿ I I ÿ [ M [ _ÿ | / ÿ" II " t___._l lg k I I I 1/" I I I !

Black_ thenight that ends at last. . Hÿad'you been there to-nighyOu might know how "it

,, ' ÿ ": ......................... • ,

feel/ To be struck to theib nÿe/in a mo-ment of breath-lesÿde-light.

I, .,ÿÿ;/ ; ÿ ..... L/ ÿ ÿ ÿ. Iÿ ÿ 5'/ÿ .ÿ ÿ -

/, ÿ ÿ__-__/ .... ÿ

,ÿ Had you been thÿ to-:night, you might al - ÿ,/have knowng3f'ÿ ÿ,,2 ............ ÿ

wrong, And what was wrong seems right.

#12-- The ABC Cafÿ

Lÿs MlSP, RABr.ÿS --. 149 --

l' TttE ÿNNK'EEPER'S SONG

Moderato 2) = 144 ' 152

,4qz-.It

,-.a

//

DRINKER 2:

\ÿb, ÿV // ' )

DRINKER 3.:

What's the

hot-fie of your best.

nec-tar of ÿh/eÿday?

/y/

//

Come 011, yOll 01Hest, "

• ' . . '

.i;HENARDIER:(c°minlgin.wÿIddask°fw]ne) 1" , / .... . l • •

,,,, ,,,r¢o,l,,oo .,,,ÿ,, .u,v

,/ THENARDIER: "

D/ÿ] rt ER 4: / (to himself) (to customer) /

.Oive's a glass of rum! -,uiÿii,4iÿi{/.. Right a-way you scum, Right a-w. M'-sieur. I

ord, o- vet here!

_ ÿ DINER 1: ÿ ,ÿ

iJ God /place has gone to / hell. DINER2:/.. / ' I " / II

So you tell me ev-'ry year.

i!

i

I

LEs MIsÿRABLES- !50 -

]ÿ Poco metro quasi recitative ÿ

- . - ,

-ÿx;ays pissed s newts. My sons of

Horn - ing pig - eons horn - hag in They

whores spend their lives in my inn.-------

A tempo

t'ÿ (to audience)

" And their mon - ey s go 'fly throug, h my doors.--

) THENAIIDIER:(greeting a new customer)

Wel-come M'-sieur, Sit your-self down And meet the best inn - keep- er in town...

, E .

U

--ÿ ' , tent to be

me. A gent of good in - tent whos con -

Mas-ter of the house, Dol.-ing out the charm. Read-y with a hand-shake and an

#7- The Innlteeper:s Song

Lÿs .Mzs#RABZÿS -- 151 --

fl

.ÿ>-. ÿ ÿ,, ÿ, ....ÿ,

op- en palm. Tells a sau - cy tale. Makes a lit- tie stir. Cust- om- ers ap - pre - ci - ate a

bon vi-veur. Glad to do a friend a fay - or.__ Does-fit cost me to be nice.-

_ But no - thing gets you no - thing, Ev - 'ry-thing has got a lit - tle'

Fit" . - +I ,.J , v ' " 7

price.__ Mas-ter of the house, Keep- er of the zoo.

1,.ÿÿ ÿw:ÿ ,; j Jÿ L.r' 2,,! oÿ ÿs:I > ,! J :J :J-:J > ,IRead-y to re-lievÿ them of a sou or two. Wat-er-ing the wine. Mak-ing up the weight,

Pick-ing up their knick-nacks when they can't see straight. Ev-'ry-bod-y loves a land- ili• .ÿt, '-' • "----" ' ,k='-:: • '--::- " ' ' ÿ k ....................

lord..-- Ev - 'ry - bod - y's bos - om friend,__ I

,, a polchiss, accel.

do what-ev- er pleas - es, Je - sus! Won't I bleed 'em in the end!

#7-- The Innkeeper's Song

LEs MISÿRABLZS-- 155 --

om

,

t

!"1

Poco meno mosso ]ÿ MADAME THENARDIER:

H 2 _ •

poco tall. A tempo meno mosso

., (MME. THENARD1-ER): . _ r ,ÿ ÿ " i i ÿ ÿ

s But, God Al-might-y, have you seen what s hap-pened sinceTÿ -

#7-The Innkeeper's Song

-- 156 --L.ÿ-s MXS2RAÿZF, S

M

life - long shift Curt- ning lit - tle brain, Reg - u - lar Vol - take.

polchiss, accel.

8' Thinks he's quite a lov- er but there's not much there. What a cru-el tn

,r . .

Jture. Land- ded me with ÿuch

• ,;- J

a louse.

Tempo primo

I God knows how Ire '1. - ÿ- e

N MADAME THE1 [ER:

Don'tand a half!

Ma,4- ter of the houÿ

CHORUS;

fort - er, phil - o - so - pher...

Mas-ter of the house.Corn- fort - er, phil - o - so - pher...

#7--The Innkeeper's Song

'7 xÿ--ÿoÿ<'ÿxÿ.

-- 218LEs MISÿRABLES

I _"ht''°tw'y,':," ÿ.o ...... , .... ..7 .......... . y

_ GRA " 3 "

. ÿ ........... 7 .... / Mo!!o allegro

i

lÿ,ÿy l ..... . i/ ' ' .I I:. / " " ' ' ........ "

Molto meno / / JAVERT is bundled o!tt ....as the first shots ring oÿ:

"ÿ" Take this man, Bd_ng him through. There is work we-have to do.

Good

#19-Javert. at. the Barricade

Moderato (J = 108)

, EPONINE returns____2, woun, ded_______ÿ, ÿo the barricade.

lÿt -- ÿ . . • i1s: "Theÿade!

...

LES MISERABLÿS -- 219 --

][-][ A tempo 3

God, what are you do - ing, 'Po - nine, have you no fear?

3

Have you seen my be- lov - ed? Why have you come back here?

Meno mosso

, j iTook the let - ter, like you said, I met her fath- er at the door.

She collapses in his arms.rall.

,,ÿ, . j J. ; J . . ÿ.. ..

He said he would give it, I don't think I can stand an - y - more.

Poco pih mosso (ÿ = 112)MARIUS: There is blood on his hands.

UZL, ÿ,,; ..... ;j ....... ;i .... ;; -. " -, ÿ ÿi_ÿ.ÿ:. ÿ ÿ ÿ,ÿl .,.:1,? " [ "Ep - o- nine, what's wrong? there's some- thing wet up - on your hair.

tall.

,,? " F ..... ,FHZZF ÿt ..... ÿ ..... ÿ .... : ÿ ! ÿ,,"Ep - o- nine, you're hurt! Youneed some help. Oh God, it's ev'-ry-where[

]ÿ Adagio (ÿ=56-60)EPONINE:

• f ÿ ÿ ÿ , ÿ/" ÿ,1

Don't you fret,ÿ M' - sieur Mar - ius.-- I don't feel an- y pain.' A

II?

lit - fie fall of rain can hard - ly hurt me now. You're

..ii

here, that's all I need to know. And you will keep me safe. And

#19-Javert at the Barricade

I,, I

!:

1

J;

,I

-- 220 -.LES MISÿRABLES

poco accel.

you will keep me close. And ram will make the flow- ers grow.

Piÿ mosso (J 292- 96)

_ MARIUS:. ÿ ÿ I ÿ : ÿ ' *-

But you will live, 'Po-nine. Dear God a-bove, if I could

Tempo primo EPONINE:poco roll. (J= 63- 66)

close your wounds with words of love. Just hold me now and

]ÿ MARIUS:

Dlet it be. Shel-ter me. Corn-fort me. You would liveÿ a hun- dred years,-- if

' A tempo

you will keep me safe. And you will keep rn . ÿ, -

#19--]avert at the Barricade

' L Pih mossoaccel.

. . . .

last. The rain that brings you here is heav en blessed

accel, tall.(EPONINE): 3 '-'---- ÿ o I b, ÿ -, ) r,_

Hraln can't--hurt me now. This ran will wash a-way what's past. And

EPONINE:

RI could show you how. I won't de-sert you now. The

LES MISERABLE$ -- 221 -

rail. Tempo primo

The skies "be gin to clear and I'm at rest. A breath a-way from

where you are,ÿ

Pifi lento (EPONINE):

I've come home from so far.

Hush - a - bye,ÿ dear Ep'- o - nine. You won't feel an - y pain. A

. .

lit tie fall of ran

hats I d to

here.

,I,i

....... J.. [ t ....... ' ........... ' ...... 1 ,rid

I will stay with youÿ till you are sleep - ing.

L

,i

#19-Javert at the Barricade

- 222 - LES MISÿRABLES

tall.I iT, ÿ I

°

She dies. A tempo

i

7

rain

5And rain

will make the flow - ers...

will make the fl0w - ers grow.

1ÿ,ÿ ÿ., ÿ, ,,J , l,. k M,R,uÿ ÿ,,,ÿ,,ÿ,ÿyÿoÿ,ÿ,ÿo,,ÿ._ / I ,ÿ1._ I ÿ-elO' ÿtI Yrÿ'ÿ t,; D h" f ) ,I \ÿJ • i; 1 t1/

_. A i , ÿ,NsoLr<As- ÿ / - -

ILl.',# kÿ' P ;t ÿ : ,.> o oi14 o o o ,ÿ.-, o o ..;> o o , ,.> <., <o o <, 12,HI (ÿ'ÿ'ÿ " p' Zl ÿ, ! /| ZI t / !! 1 " I ZI-

7 [ ......... J. ÿ L_.I,.LI ÿ L.__[ ...... ÿJ

u,,,-'ÿV:' 4 /..) ' e lÿ-ÿ ',, I i / " ' /r i,. .. ,,'L_L_J t ..... __/ 1. __1

^ ÿ / " " COMB,ÿ]ÿRRE:

oÿ J/,,ÿ o ,, , <, o /<, . o Jÿ o .< ÿ, ;1 ÿ,," ., <,, o . lsr-ui'ÿq," ,'. " I " /1 ! 14 , + i s,e , 14-

cold and d was un- a - fraid. We fiÿ,ht here

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