Les Miserables Backing Tracks - The Robbery (Javert's Intervention)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- An instrumental track of "The Robbery (Javert's Intervention)" from Les Miserables, music written by Claude-Michel Schonberg, lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel (original French) and Herbert Kretzmer (English translation). Trevor Nunn and John Caird directed the original production, which was produced by Cameron Mackintosh. The music was orchestrated by John Cameron.
These tracks were made using the revised version of the score, from around 1995-1997, which is slightly different from the score as it appears on the Complete Symphonic Recording. The orchestrations also follow these revisions, with the exception of the keyboards- information on the Kurzweil patches for the show is difficult to find, so these sounds are intended to emulate the original DX-7 patches (with varying success, I might add).
I'm quite proud of the guitar here.
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Thank you for your support!
Dude can't thank you enough for this and Chess!
Hopefully soon! I'm currently rejigging a lot of the older tracks so they're at a higher quality, and also generally improving the mixing and such. Once I've finished that, "Stars" is next in line.
[THENARDIER (assembling his gang)]
Everyone here, you know your place
Brujon, Babet, Claqusous!
You, Montparnasse, watch for the law
With Eponine, take care
You turn on the tears
No mistakes, my dears
[MADAME THENARDIER]
These bloody students on our streets
Here they come slumming once again
Our Eponine would kiss their feet
She never had a scrap of brain
[MARIUS]
Hey, Eponine, what's up today
I haven't seen you much about
[EPONINE]
Here, you can always catch me in
[MARIUS]
Mind the police don't catch you out
[EPONINE (grabbing his books)]
Here, whatcher doing with all them books
I could have been a student, too
Don't judge a girl on how she looks
I know a lot of things, I do
[MARIUS]
Poor Eponine, the things you know
You wouldn't find in books like these
[EPONINE]
I like the way you grow your hair
[MARIUS]
I like the way you always tease
[EPONINE (to herself)]
Little he knows... little he sees
[Valjean arrives with Cosette, now grown up.]
[MADAME THENARDIER (to Eponine)]
Here's the old boy, stay on the job
And watch out for the law
[EPONINE]
Stay out of this
[MARIUS]
But Eponine-
[EPONINE]
You'll be in trouble here
It's not your concern
You'll be in the clear
[She pushes MARIUS away.]
[MARIUS (seeing Valjean)]
Who is that man?
[EPONINE]
Leave me alone
[MARIUS]
Why is he here?
Hey, Eponine!
[He begins to follow her, and bumps into Cosette.]
I didn't see you there, forgive me
[THENARDIER]
Please M'sieur, come this way
Here's a child that ain't eaten today
Save a life, spare a sou
God rewards all the good that you do
Wait a bit- know that face
Ain't the world a remarkable place?
Men like me don't forget
You're the bastard that borrowed Cosette
[Thenardier grabs Valjean and rips open his shirt, revealing the number on his chest.]
[VALJEAN]
What is this? Are you mad?
No, Monsieur, you don't know what you do
[THENARDIER]
You know me, you know me
I'm a con, just like you
[EPONINE]
It's the police! Disappear!
Run for it! It's Javert!
[Javert arrives and the fight ceases. Valjean picks himself up and looks for Cosette, who is with Marius.]
[JAVERT]
Another brawl in the square
Another stink in the air
Was there a witness to this?
Well, let him speak to Javert
M'sieur, the streets are not safe
But let these vermin beware
We'll see that justice is done
Look upon this fine collection
Crawled from underneath a stone
This swarm of worms and maggots
Could have picked you to the bone
I know this man over here
I know his name and his trade
And on your witness, M'sieur
We'll see him suitably paid
[Valjean and Cosette have disappeared.]
But where's the gentleman gone
And why on earth did he run?
[THENARDIER]
You will have a job to catch him
He's the one you should arrest
No more bourgeois when you scratch him
Than that brand upon his chest!
[JAVERT]
Could it be he's some old jailbird
That the tide now washes in?
Heard my name and started running
Had the brand upon his skin
And the girl who stood beside him
When I turned they both had gone
Could he be the man I've hunted?
Could it be he's Jean Valjean?
[THENARDIER]
In the absence of a victim
Dear Inspector, may I go?
And remember when you've nicked him
It was me who told you so!
[JAVERT]
Let the old man keep on running
I will run him off his feet
Everyone about your business
Clear this garbage off the street!
That's the plan! I hope to be finished by the end of summer at the latest.
Great Work! Thank you very much.
I hope your plan will be completed well.
2:35
Absolutely Brilliant! Do you plan on doing the whole show?
Hi, great tracks for Les Mis. Was wondering if you were able to do the rest??
2.25 Ruce pryč
When will you be posting Stars?
Thénardier:
Everyone here, you know your place
Brujon, Babet, Claqusous
You, Montparnasse, watch for the law
With Éponine, take care.
You turn on the tears
No mistakes, my dears
Mme. Thénardier:
These bloody students on our street
Here they come slumming once again
Our Éponine would kiss their feet
She never had a scrap of brain
Marius:
Hey Éponine, what's up today?
I haven't seen you much about.
Éponine:
Here, you can always catch me in.
Marius:
Mind the police don't catch you out!
[Éponine grabs Marius' books.]
Éponine:
Here, whatcher doing with all them books?
I could have been a student too!
Don't judge a girl on how she looks
I know a lot of things I do!
Marius:
Poor Éponine, the things you know
You wouldn't find in books like these.
Éponine:
I like the way you grow your hair.
Marius:
I like the way you always tease.
Éponine:
[To herself] Little he knows!
Little he sees!
[Valjean arrives with Cosette.]
Mme. Thénardier:
[To Éponine] Here's the old boy.
Stay on the job
And watch out for the law.
Éponine:
[To Marius] Stay out of this.
Marius:
But Éponine...
Éponine:
You'll be in trouble here
It's not your concern
You'll be in the clear
[Marius sees Valjean.]
Marius:
Who is that man?
Éponine:
[Running away] Leave me alone!
Marius:
Why is he here? Hey, Éponine!
[He begins to run after her, and bumps into Cosette. Éponine sees this.]
I didn't see you there, forgive me.
Thénardier:
Please M'sieur, come this way
Here's a child that ain't eaten today.
Save a life, spare a sou
God rewards all the good that you do.
Wait a bit. Know that face.
Ain't the world a remarkable place?
Men like me don't forget
You're the bastard that borrowed Cosette!
[Thénardier grabs Valjean and rips open his shirt, revealing the number on his chest. His gang keeps hold of Valjean. Marius protects Cosette.]
Valjean:
What is this? Are you mad?
No, M'sieur, you don't know what you do!
Thénardier:
You know me, you know me.
I'm a con, just like you.
Éponine:
It's the police! Disappear!
Run for it! It's Javert!
[Javert arrives and the fight ceases. Valjean picks himself up and looks for Cosette, who is with Marius.]
Javert:
Another brawl in the square
Another stink in the air!
Was there a witness to this?
Well, let him speak to Javert!
M'sieur, the streets are not safe,
But let these vermin beware
We'll see that justice is done!
Look upon this fine collection
Crawled from underneath a stone
This swarm of worms and maggots
Could have picked you to the bone!
I know this man over here
I know his name and his trade
And on your witness, M'sieur,
We'll see him suitably paid.
[Valjean and Cosette have disappeared.]
But where's the gentleman gone?
And why on earth did he run?
Thénardier:
You will have a job to catch him
He's the one you should arrest
No more bourgeois when you scratch him
Than that brand upon his chest!
Javert:
Could it be he's some old jailbird
That the tide now washes in
Heard my name and started running
Had the brand upon his skin
And the girl who stood beside him
Stars?