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01.Main Title [1:47]
02.Boiling Sea [0:35]
03.This Is For Your Memory [6:28]
04.Bishop Peruses Passport [1:37]
05.Madame Courbet [1:39]
06.Jean Turns Toward Door [0:30]
07.The Potter Shop [3:18]
08.Inspector Javert [3:43]
09.Fantine Collapses [3:54]
10.Order, Order [4:43]
11.Magnificat [3:41]
12.Cosette Kisses Jean [3:01]
13.The Park/Cosette And Marius [4:47]
14.Barricade [11:41]
15.Take Care Of Her (Finale) [2:30]

My own CD rip; from my blog: Music Of My Soul (http://amusicofmysoul.blogspot.com.br/2013/03/alex-north-1952-les-miserablesvarese.html)
Front cover.
Enjoy!

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Ok. Duque...
Obrigado por compartilhar
(N�o � necess�rio me enviar Link, Eu tenho o CD)

Note:
What Alex North achieved in his score was nothing less than a masterwork and, arguably, the greatest of all musical interpretations of the great novel. In spite of this, Les Mis�rables is not a score as famous as many of the other entries in North’s filmography. The fact that, until recently, the film itself was all but unavailable, together with the lack of any soundtrack release, answer for this entirely. But this history is about be rewritten. Twentieth Century Fox has just recently released a DVD containing sterling restorations of both their 1935 and 1952 productions. And this CD, released 55 years after it was composed, presents the first-ever availability of Alex North’s original score. It will be, for many … for most even, a revelation. A score believed near lost, and rarely discussed, now emerges as yet another masterpiece in the career of one of film music’s demigods.

Thanks for the share! Nice blog too! :)

As Isaias points out, this is the 2007 Var�se Sarabande edition.
I want to thank you for this great post and to congratulate you
for your excellent blog, my friend.

Thanks a lot for sharing my friend :)

Very nice Duque thanks !

thanks for this. and thank you for the very interesting blog as well.

Many thanks!

muchisimas gracias

please send me the link
many tancks

Hooray (as always) for what North did in particular. Yes, it's one of this best scores. But its source is like all but one (really two) adaptations of Hugo's superb novel. Why? In their way they're the book -- one utterly literally (the French version for the 30's -- watching it you will not just have read the book, you will experience everything in it the way we do so often when we're reading Hugo), one innovatively (the French version from the 90's -- a very original re-imagining of it from the writer/director's strong, strong perspective of life in France up to and during the WWII and lives as Jews there and anywhere0.

This version... well, it's okay, I suppose. The lead means well but much isn't realized. His enemy is better.

And North? He is our Victor Hugo -- here, yes... but in so much other work his vision is actually as great as Hugo's and often just as original.

Okay, I'm blathering.

If I'm eligible for a PM, would you mind sending that?

Even if not, I'm just happy to be here.

New link posted on the blog today!

Thanks for this!

Thank you, Duque!

Thanks

Downloaded this yesterday from your blog site. Glad to see you're now using mega.co.nz.
Thanks for the share. Greatly appreciated.