Les Misérables Soundtrack (

Les Misérables Soundtrack (1998) cover

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Los miserables: La leyenda nunca muere
Title in Italiano:

I miserabili
Title in Português:

Os Miseráveis
Title in Français:

Les misérables
Title in Türk:

Sefiller
Title in Deutsch:

Les Misérables

Synopsis

Released on parole from prison, where he was sent for stealing bread for his starving relatives Jean Valjean attempts to rob a saintly bishop who has befriended him but when the bishop declines to turn him in and gifts him his silverware Jean swears to do only good, selling the silverware to finance a factory in a small town of which he has become mayor.

When one of the factory workers, the down-trodden Fantine, dies Jean adopts her daughter Cosette, taking her to Paris as his own child. Here she meets and falls in love with Marius, a young student, part of the June rebellion of 1832. But Marius's political stance puts him in danger and Jean is being relentlessly pursued by policeman Javert, who recognizes him and wants to bring him down.

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User reviews

Lisa Parker
7/10

The variety of musical styles within the soundtrack, from stirring ballads to energetic ensemble numbers, showcases the versatility and talent of the performers and composers.

Melissa Clark
10/10

The way the music intertwines with the plot and character development in Les Misérables is simply brilliant. It enhances the storytelling aspect of the musical, creating a seamless connection between the characters' inner struggles and the audience's own emotions.

Matthew Allen
7/10

The recurring motifs and themes in the music help to tie together the different storylines and characters, creating a cohesive and impactful narrative.

Lisa Allen
8/10

The emotive and powerful vocals in the Les Misérables soundtrack truly bring the characters and their struggles to life, creating a deep connection with the audience.

Lisa Wilson
7/10

The intricate harmonies and vocal arrangements in the ensemble pieces demonstrate the skill and precision of the cast, enhancing the overall sound and impact of the music.

Sarah Lopez
5/10

The musical arrangements and vocal performances in Les Misérables are truly exceptional, showcasing the talent and passion of the cast. Each song is delivered with raw emotion and sincerity, making it easy for the audience to connect with the characters and their struggles. The music elevates the storytelling to new heights, leaving a lasting impact on the listener long after the final notes fade away.

Elizabeth Green
3/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the musical choices in Les Misérables as they did not enhance the storytelling or bring the characters to life in a compelling way.

Kenneth Martinez
5/10

The soundtrack of Les Misérables is a powerful and emotionally charged collection of songs that perfectly captures the intensity and drama of the story. The combination of soaring ballads and heart-wrenching solos creates a truly immersive listening experience that transports the listener to 19th century France.

Kenneth Martinez
10/10

Each song in the soundtrack is a masterpiece in its own right, with poignant lyrics and melodies that stay with you long after listening. The depth of emotion conveyed through the music is truly remarkable, adding an extra layer of complexity to the already gripping narrative.

Matthew Walker
7/10

The orchestration in the music perfectly captures the time period and setting of 19th century France, adding to the authenticity and immersive experience of the story.

Sarah Miller
3/10

The songs felt repetitive and did not effectively convey the complex emotions of the characters. The lack of variation in musical style made the soundtrack monotonous and uninspiring.

Brian Jackson
1/10

I found the Les Misérables soundtrack to be quite underwhelming. The musical numbers lacked emotional depth and failed to capture the intensity of the characters' struggles.

George Adams
8/10

The seamless transitions between spoken dialogue and musical numbers in the soundtrack maintain a fluid storytelling experience, keeping the audience engaged throughout.

Susan Rodriguez
8/10

The iconic songs like I Dreamed a Dream and One Day More are not only beautifully sung but also convey the complex emotions and journey of the characters in a captivating way.

Paul Johnson
7/10

The lyrics in the songs are poignant and thought-provoking, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, redemption, and revolution with profound insight and sensitivity.

Sarah Johnson
7/10

The emotional depth and raw vulnerability portrayed in the vocals of the actors elevate the soundtrack to a truly moving and memorable piece of musical theater.

Steven Phillips
7/10

The Les Misérables soundtrack is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with audiences around the world, evoking a range of emotions and leaving a lasting impression on all who listen.

Amanda Martin
10/10

The soundtrack of Les Misérables is absolutely captivating and emotionally stirring. The powerful vocals and orchestral arrangements perfectly capture the intensity and drama of the story, making it a truly immersive experience.