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Medley From

Les MiserablesFor SATB* Voices and Piano with Optional Instrumental Accompaniment

At The End Of The Day • I Dreamed A Dream • Castle On A Cloud • Do You Hear The People Sing?On My Own • Bring Him Home • Finale

Performance Notes:

The director is urged to observe the very rubato nature of many of these songs. Eventhough tempi are indicated, the music should flo1" •" i-*"™-^ <" i^r^c I^A nrhanpps indiratpd from Piano to Fenr

nature of many of these songs. Evenin regard to lyrics and phrasing. The

md from Electric Guitar to Acousticanges indicated from Piano to Fender Rhodes and from Electric Guitar to Acousticlitar (if possible) will add to the total ambiance of the medley and be more closely :.ping with the original orchestration.

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Performance Time: Approx. 15:30Arranged by

ED LOJESKI

Moderate Maestoso ( J=80)Unis.

SopranoAlto

TenorBass

Piano

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Music and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright © 1986 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)

This edition Copyright © 1987 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)Mechanical and Publication Rights for the U.S.A. Administered by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP) c/o Joel Fadden & Co., Inc..

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This choral arrangement is for concert use only. The use of costumes, choreography or other elements that evoke thestory or characters of a legitimate stage musical work is prohibited in the absence of a performance license.

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AT THE END OF THE DAYMusic and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright © 1986 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)

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noth-ing that an-y-one's giv ing, one more day stand ing a-bout, what is it for?

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I DREAMED A DREAMMusic by Claude-Michel SchonbergLyrics by Herbert Kretzmer

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Music and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright © 1986 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)

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CASTLE ON A CLOUDMusic by Claude-Michel SchonbergLyrics by Herbert KretzmerOriginal Text by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel

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CASTLE ON A CLOUDMusic and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright © 1986 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)

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DO YOU HEAR THE PEOPLE SING?Music and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright 6 W86 by Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)

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ON MY OWNMusic and Lyrics Copyright © 1980 by Editions Musicales Alain BoublilEnglish Lyrics Copyright 6 1986 l)y Alain Boublil Music Ltd. (ASCAP)


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I walk with him 'til morn-ing

to^him I feel his arms a round me. And when 1 lose my way I close my eyes and he has

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hear the peo pie sing? Lost in the val ley of the night? It is the mu sic of a peo pie who arc

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