Les Miserables: 10th Anniversary
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Tracklist
1
Prologue (Live)
2
On Parole / The Bishop (Live)
3
Valjean's Soliloquy (Live)
4
At The End Of The Day (Live)
5
I Dreamed a Dream (From "Les Misérables") [Live]
6
Lovely Ladies (Live)
7
Fantine's Arrest (Live)
8
The Runaway Cart (Live)
9
Who Am I? / The Trial (Live)
10
Fantine's Death (Live)
11
The Confrontation (Live)
12
Castle On A Cloud (Live)
13
Master Of The House (Live)
14
The Bargain / Waltz of Treachery (Live)
15
Look Down (Live)
16
Stars (Live)
17
ABC Café / Red and Black (Live)
18
Do You Hear The People Sing? (Live)
19
Rue Plumet / In My Life (Live)
20
A Heart Full Of Love (Live)
21
The Attack On Rue Plumet (Live)
22
One Day More! (Live)
23
Building the Barricade / On My Own (Live)
24
Back At the Barricade (Live)
25
Javert's Arrival / Little People (Live)
26
A Little Fall Of Rain (Live)
27
Night Of Anguish (Live)
28
First Attack (Live)
29
Drink With Me (Live)
30
Bring Him Home (Live)
31
Second Attack / The Final Battle (Live)
32
The Sewers (Live)
33
Dog Eats Dog (Live)
34
Javert's Suicide (Live)
35
Turning (Live)
36
Empty Chairs At Empty Tables (Live)
37
Every Day / A Heart Full of Love (Live)
38
The Wedding Chorale / Beggars At the Feast (Live)
39
Epilogue (Finale) [Live]
40
Encore 1: Speeches / Do You Hear the People Sing? (Live)
41
Encore 2: One Day More (Live)
About This Release
The world's longest running musical is celebrating it's 40th anniversary on October 8, 2025. To mark this event, we're re-releasing the recording of the 10th Anniversary Concert at the Royal Albert Hall on First Night Records. This first-ever release on LP has been remastered and compiled for 2 LP vinyl especially by Sir Cameron Mackintosh and his team. The full recording on 2 CDs is also being reissued. The celebrated concert starred a dream cast featuring Colm Wilkinson, Philip Quast, Michael Ball, Lea Salonga, Ruthie Henshall, Alun Armstrong, Jenny Galloway, Michael Maguire, Judy Kuhn, a company of 250 and the 70 piece London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by David Charles Abell.