Stars by Les Miserables w/ lyrics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- The song Les Miserables preformed in the 25th anniversery preformance with lyrics added. I do not own any of this. Hope you enjoy. Any requests or suggestions can be given through comment or message.
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I just love how the song is so serious, but beautiful at the same time. Then at the end of the song, gavroche comes in and is like "that inspector thinks he's something..."
I laugh every time.
I don't know. I love Russell Crowe's acting, but I love Norm's voice... They're both so fabulous!
spartan118 He's the little rebel boy who comes in when the song ends.
That 'safe behind baaaaars' always gets me. The amount of talent this man has is staggering.
One of the best Javert's that I have ever seen/heard!
My favourite Javert is Norm Lewis. Closely followed by Philip Quast. But I love the authority and royalty found in Lewis' voice. It booms like a religious preacher so I believe it works better with his character when he sings to God. By pure influence of experiences throughout life, I personally relate his character to, at the end of the day, being a good man only following his orders. You can hear this in his voice and the way he holds himself. He is proud, believes himself to be righteous, but ultimately a good human serving his country. You can see how quick he is to correct his wrongdoing when truth hits him in the face. Don't get me wrong, Quast (and even Crowe, yes) portray this well, but Norm really gets to me with his performance. And thus so, I believe Norm is my best candidate for exploring Javert's inner battle between his values of humanity vs. what he was taught, his sense of justice vs. what is right.
Soo covered, Norm. Brighten those vowels up, friend.
Excellent vibrato!
I've never liked Gavroche's bit at the end of the song. It's an instant mood-killer from such a powerful song.
I've always liked it because it's an example of the very plot to the musical. Gavroche is a little rebel kid who represents the people. His little piece at the end seems to be a metaphor of the power struggle between the people and those who are actually in power. (Also it's kind of adorable lol)
I love that he says it and while watching the show it fits but for the soundtrack I wish they had tacked it on to the beginning of ABC Cafe rather than the end of Stars, because I agree, definitely a mood killer. The way he sings Stars gives me chills and then Gavroche takes those away instantly haha.
Agreed.
2:17 is the greatest moment in any les mis song. Ever.
There is no pain like the pain of a soprano who wants to sing like this. Bass is just so satisfying and out of reach. It's frustrating.
Well if it's any consolation, Javert is more of a baritone
As a soprano myself, I can agree with you. This is my favorite song from Les Miserables.
As a contralto I appreciate this type of songs Xd there are not that many in musicals
Agreed! I once sung this for a community choir concert and had to transpose it. Definitely better in original key.
There is no higher pain than wanting to sing along to any character in Les Mis but my voice is too high for Eponine and low for Cosette :(
I love Norm.
Me too
Lewis, Quast, and Crowe all bring their own tone to Javert in Stars. Lewis plays Javert as this serious guy who knows nothing but law and justice. Quast is more of a angry guy who's like condemning all sinners to hell. Crowe's Javert is definitely more reflective and his version sounds like he's in a thoughtful prayer with god.
I think each actor who portrays Javert has their own merit and I quite like all of them, but considering that Crowe was the first Javert I was introduced to, I might favour him more but Lewis and Quast are amazing too in their own way.
OMG THE OPENING HARP REMINDS ME OF BURN
WHY WOULD YOU REMIND ME
You're welcome
Maya I CANT UNHEAR IT
Joel and l biggest fan off les miserables
I love Norm's voice. Kind of overwhelming. Also I think Quast did really good job. Both are best.
ᄋᄋᄋ!!!ᄋ we all know that Crowe is better. Lol
CHILL BUMPS everytime!!!!!!! NORM is great!
Norm Lewis has to be the best Javert
I agree. Norm will always be my favorite Javert.
El mejor Javert de todos los tiempos es Philip Quast, su voz era la mejor para éste personaje tan importante.
@@SirChubbyBunny All of them.... Norm Lewis, Alfie Boe, Lea Salonga, & Samantha Barks
Not the best but good. Quast Thaxton and Jeremy Secomb weremy favorites
Gotta disagree. Nothing will ever come close to Philip Quast.
norm is a great javert and a great man to work with
I can't remember whether Gavrouche sings his little piece at the end of this song as part of the normal presentation of this song in Les Mis, but if not, it is very clever editing to add it in here!
It's normal in the Broadway versions. They didn't do it in the movie, though.
Love this Song, but i love him so many more from my best Javert: Philip Quast ❣️❣️❣️❣️
Brilliant
I agree that that's a really good Javert! But for some weird reason I really like Russell Crowe...O_O
Erin Myhran same, his voice was not assertive but it was soothing and suited javert for me
Meh, in the book Javert was supposed to be a somewhat unstoppable, zealous force of confidence and justice, he embodies justice, he is the law. Russell Crowe has too much pondering, too much doubt, to resemble that.
this is my favourite song in the movie.
I know better than to criticize a Broadway singer with my lack of talent so I'm going to say that Norm Lewis is spectacular but I still think Philip Quast is the best Javert
Could you add who it's by? I know it's Norm Lewis, but others might not.
`100,000,000,000,000.01 x better than Russel Crowe.
this must be Norm Lewish.
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Has ANYONE in this comment session ever even heard Quast? Hands down best version
I've heard quast, and I do love his part as Javert, but Lewis has a much more authoritative and intimidating voice, which is a lot more appealing to me and many others.
Quast is the best overall, but for some pieces such as The Confrontation, Norm was amazing whilst I feel like Quast could have done better.
Always liked Lewis better than Quast. Lewis seems to capture what Javert is over Quast, but thats just my opinion. Both are great, but i prefer Lewis.
Yes, I've heard both. Quast is amazing and a legend but Norm Lewis is my Javert.
I believe Collabro is better
Norm is the best Javert ive seen but I honestly like the way Crowe sang it better o.O
Di you really just say that Russell Crowe sang better than someone? You need a hearing aid.
Just expressing my own opinion bro calm down.
Axel Soul
He can either sing or he can't. Not much of an opinion and that wasn't even an overreaction.
***** Hey an opinion is an opinion even if its not much of one to begin with n I didnt even say it was an overreaction im just saying im entitled to my own opinion okay bro
Axel Soul Dont get me wrong I like the way Norm sings in Les Miserables. Hell I was there in the 25th anniversary n it was freaking great (Russel cant sing that well but I like the way he sang this song better than Norm )
My opinion......sorry, I still think Russell is better ❤
Is it a joke ? :D