The beginning made me laugh a lot. It's also interesting to hear these two together and it made me realize that Valjean, in a way, committed suicide at this point, only with his identity.
they should someday have them both sing their own lyrics while listening to the orchestra and just record it like that. it'll sounder better because they're listening to the same tempo
I see no pics of Colm Wilkinson, the man singing as Jean Valjean here. And I'm not sure but Javert sounds like Philip Quast (whom I altso can't see any pics of)
You complainers are missing the point. Valjean and Javert are each facing a huge crisis; neither one can go on as things have been. Valjean discards his past, and chooses "good"; Javert, unable to reconcile his obedience to the law with the possibility that Valjean MAY be "good", chooses suicide. The music is the same and the lyrics are similaruntil their courses diverge.
That is one of the things that makes this musical so good. The music interweaves and is reused multiple times.
Beautiful. now, I am noticing the subtle differences that I didn't before. I like it when it sounds like an echo with 'I'll escape now from that world, form the world of Jean Valjean.' the Stars vs continuation is a bit discordant though, harsh on the ears, which is why *cough a-holish* some people don't like it. I think as a phsych experiment, it is fantastic!
Well it seems you handle asshole comments very well. And I think this is awesome, when i first saw Les Mis on broadway I had no idea that these to songs a virtually the same in music and the tune. This video helped me figure that out. I frankly was very surprised, but anywho I'm gonna shut up now with this final thought, thanks for posting this and you are awesome. :)
The simularitys are not a coincidental.The intire story hinges on their simularitys but also their differance. One dies and the other is reborn. Javert is a metaphor for some one born into but who could not transcend the Law. Just as Valjean represents the fulfillment of redemption through the power of Forgiveness and Grace. When we accept Grace we die to the Law. Javert was actually born in prison to an inmate but projected his unforgiveness for himself outward toward others.
It's often hard to track down in the shops, but it's readily available online, from Amazon for instance. But if you haven't got it already, you might consider getting hold of the DVD instead.
Wow! Right around the one minute mark it sounds amazing. "How does he know?" was also incredible. And yes, the ending unbelievable.
I remember when I first realized these songs had the same tune I listened to one while singing the lyrics to the other myself, just to make sure... Didn't sound this good, though.
The beginning made me laugh a lot. It's also interesting to hear these two together and it made me realize that Valjean, in a way, committed suicide at this point, only with his identity.
AlanMRedman 1 month ago
What's with all the hate? I LOVE this.
katnissismyhero 1 month ago
they should someday have them both sing their own lyrics while listening to the orchestra and just record it like that. it'll sounder better because they're listening to the same tempo
JTROCKAA12 8 months ago in playlist Colm Wilkinson
I absolutely died. This is awesome.
queenofsingin99 10 months ago
to be honest i luv it
Lackmintdayeb 1 year ago
I see no pics of Colm Wilkinson, the man singing as Jean Valjean here. And I'm not sure but Javert sounds like Philip Quast (whom I altso can't see any pics of)
gubban2 1 year ago
@gubban2 they are most defiantly Colm and Philip, they both have very distinctive voices.
Sevencrazythings 1 year ago
You complainers are missing the point. Valjean and Javert are each facing a huge crisis; neither one can go on as things have been. Valjean discards his past, and chooses "good"; Javert, unable to reconcile his obedience to the law with the possibility that Valjean MAY be "good", chooses suicide. The music is the same and the lyrics are similaruntil their courses diverge.
That is one of the things that makes this musical so good. The music interweaves and is reused multiple times.
1975Gracie 1 year ago 4
you need to make one song come out of only one speaker. then it would be easier to follow and it would give more of a fight so to speak
kulosle 1 year ago
The end sounds really cool.
costerluver 1 year ago
The ending sounds really cool
costerluver 1 year ago
This way it seems a love song
Becketts43 1 year ago
Beautiful. now, I am noticing the subtle differences that I didn't before. I like it when it sounds like an echo with 'I'll escape now from that world, form the world of Jean Valjean.' the Stars vs continuation is a bit discordant though, harsh on the ears, which is why *cough a-holish* some people don't like it. I think as a phsych experiment, it is fantastic!
insanemistosingsmore 2 years ago 3
Okay, that's pretty sweet. =D
I play in the pit so I knew these were similar but those lyrics are just eerie!
orchdork607 2 years ago 2
Yeah, these are two of my favorite songs from the show, Victor Hugo was a genius when it came to coming up
with some dark villains between Frollo and Javert. Also dark on the level that to become good Valjean must leave his past behind
starflower567 1 year ago
Just because they have the same music doesn't mean you can overlap them and play them like this. This is a monstrosity.
Hailingfromcork 2 years ago
This is only an experiment, it's not meant to usurp the originals. No need to feel threatened!
ImhotepsAshes 2 years ago 10
Just because there are clips on youtube mean you have to watch those you don't like
Bigfatbutterfly02 1 year ago
@Hailingfromcork it wasn't perfect by any means, but it was pretty intersting, the start sounded horrible but later it worked a bit more
boboe223 10 months ago
I swear at 3:06 to 3:18 that guy looks like Patrick Dempsey.
subwayeatfresh45 2 years ago
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Congratulations on ruining two great songs from my favourite musical.
lollig382 2 years ago
You're welcome, darling!
ImhotepsAshes 2 years ago 9
Well it seems you handle asshole comments very well. And I think this is awesome, when i first saw Les Mis on broadway I had no idea that these to songs a virtually the same in music and the tune. This video helped me figure that out. I frankly was very surprised, but anywho I'm gonna shut up now with this final thought, thanks for posting this and you are awesome. :)
subwayeatfresh45 2 years ago 4
This is awesome!!
1Elbereth1 2 years ago
sounds very cool, is it possible to pan things in youtube videos? it would probably make it sound better if you could
espnmarshall 2 years ago
haha i was about to try and do this myself and then i looked up valjeans soliloquy and found this!! thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
abbie005276 2 years ago
Wow dude, I applaud you so much for making this. I love hearing them both together =D
arcadesfire 2 years ago
It will take some getting used to, but I do like it.
OCCNYAC22 2 years ago
yay...ever notece how "lovley ladies" and "turning" are the same tune just at diferent tempos??!
frostbite202 2 years ago
The simularitys are not a coincidental.The intire story hinges on their simularitys but also their differance. One dies and the other is reborn. Javert is a metaphor for some one born into but who could not transcend the Law. Just as Valjean represents the fulfillment of redemption through the power of Forgiveness and Grace. When we accept Grace we die to the Law. Javert was actually born in prison to an inmate but projected his unforgiveness for himself outward toward others.
WILTALK 2 years ago 12
Just a simple "they are opposites... BUT NOT!" will do, monsieur.
Nikifuj908 2 years ago
You did a great job! This absolutely fits together!
Teigokane 2 years ago
Very clever. :)
OzBuckBear 2 years ago
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strangely it really works.
Bellalovett101 2 years ago
a great song + a great song = the greatest song ever ahahah! ok, is not so great, but however i really like it! :D
CortiMinimalisti 2 years ago
a messy up to the one minute mark, the rest is pretty good. good job. les mis FTW.
insanitytakesover 3 years ago
I had this idea a while ago, and it's cool that someone put this together!
cartmanclone515 3 years ago
wow they are so simular!
horsyfreak2000 3 years ago
lol! funny. south park movie did a song that
was kind of like One Day More too, it was La
Resistance
passionsfanNBC 3 years ago
Yes! I noticed how similar they were, and now someone made an overlap. That's brilliant! Thank you!
My only gripe is that I wish the last verse had lines up, just because they are almost exactly the same. But I understand that that is hard.
Sarekai 3 years ago
Hahaha. Its like One Day More only with only Valjean and Javert!
villanueva41 3 years ago 2
Sounded better than I expected. Actually I expected crap but this was okay.
villanueva41 3 years ago 2
dude this is awesome!
LesMiserablesEponine 3 years ago 3
Can I buy the CD of this concert? If so, where?
FrigidDeath 3 years ago
It's often hard to track down in the shops, but it's readily available online, from Amazon for instance. But if you haven't got it already, you might consider getting hold of the DVD instead.
ImhotepsAshes 3 years ago
What is this? Why are they singing at the same time? That isn't supposed to happen! That is odd!
arodoet126 3 years ago
Wow, I was just thinking about doing this, and here I found one!
faithtimtoby 3 years ago
awesome
VOLUNTEERSown 3 years ago
I prefer Javert's suicide. Especially when played by Quast! That man can do no wrong!!
AmyEnchanted86 3 years ago 3
nicely put. i agree completely..
actressindemaking 3 years ago
omg you are my hero. seriously this is awesome
PsaltyMovies 3 years ago 2
Bellissimo
TadpoleAngel345 4 years ago
Thank you for doing this! I have always heard the similarities, and wanted to hear both of these songs at the same time. Well done.
Nedgiewedgie 4 years ago
Confusing at the start, but brilliant none the less!
iLikeExploding 4 years ago
Now I understand why the person did it! Yea at first it was confusing but he is comparing the songs! Pretty cool!
arodoet126 3 years ago 2
lsjdfLAKJFLKJF
aah!
this was really confusing for my head to listen to.
but i loved it
yellowduckie123 4 years ago
The ending is fantastic. And how can you go wrong with Philip Quast and Colm Wilkinson? Oh.That's right. You can't. :D
Good job!
AplsHottie 4 years ago 3
O_O
This is really kind of amazing...
ninalb 4 years ago
It's a little grating on the ears up until about 1:00, and then it meshes WAY better. This is pretty cool.
ongakunotenshi 4 years ago
i made something like this too... yours is better.
stefangel116 4 years ago
Pure genious!
I love Philip Quast and Colm Wikinson!
Cheers so much for posting!
katherinehipkiss999 4 years ago 2
Well that is just hilarious lol .. but i do like Colm as valjean and phillip as Javert so its ok lol:p
BloodBrothersFan 4 years ago
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Sounds fucking stupid. but i get why you did it.
rumvodkaf1 4 years ago
A wonderful example of leitmotif. If you want to find leitmotif and contrafactum, Les Miz is the place to find it.
odietrying 4 years ago 3
pure genius!
amazzzingg!!
PinkDani 4 years ago 2
Wow! Right around the one minute mark it sounds amazing. "How does he know?" was also incredible. And yes, the ending unbelievable.
I remember when I first realized these songs had the same tune I listened to one while singing the lyrics to the other myself, just to make sure... Didn't sound this good, though.
lesmisloony 4 years ago 2
This was such a great idea.
kartoonkween 4 years ago 2
Whoa. I'm speechless. A very dramatic but breathtaking ending. Very good idea, 5 stars and in my favorites.
manlyman80345 4 years ago 2
How odd, one of them chose life, the other chose death... That was AWSOME!
catwomen5io 4 years ago 2
Interestingly entertaining. I like the random dissonance at the end. The way it doesn't work works.
TheMadLutist 4 years ago 2
I've always wanted to hear the two together--I tried numerous times but always got the timing off...
thanks for posting!
GaminattheBarricades 4 years ago
My sister and I would try to sing this together on long car rides XD I'm usually Valjean for some reason O.o
albinollama 4 years ago
That was wierd, but interesting.
coolness06 4 years ago
Nice.
plugindave 4 years ago
Excellent!
This is one time where the much overused word 'awesome' is actually appropriate :-)
margondine 4 years ago
Strangely entertaining.
braddarkwood101 4 years ago
good idea with this mix, really enjoyed it. two major points in this fantastic show, bravo
lincolnleopard 4 years ago
It sounds like "noise" at the start, but give it a minute, it gets better.
spamforbobby 4 years ago
Hi than you are stupid(.:
That is the strongest point in the lives of Javert and Jean Valjean
That only shows the difference in the songs, the difference in their lives.
Yes it is strange both together but...shit happens(.:
JavertGermany 4 years ago
noise
costaj74 4 years ago
this video isn't loading for me and i would really really like to see it!
rhymeswitheight 4 years ago
Too bad this story wouldn't allowed this duet. Oh well it's fucking awesome!
misspascal101 4 years ago
at 0:17 u had a pic of terrence mann
misspascal101 4 years ago
wait nvm
misspascal101 4 years ago
this is all i have KNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWN
shall his crimes be REPRIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVED?
brillinat:D
jibberjabber 4 years ago
omg that was anoying, good job tho. lol
mdscdawg 4 years ago
I aim to please.
ImhotepsAshes 4 years ago
Great show!!!
LizSaill 4 years ago
great job! this is interesting and you've done it very well!
erciasico 4 years ago
Well, that was surprisingly cool.
SloeEyedDoe 4 years ago
XD lol! Great work!!
Amkii 4 years ago
pretty cool.
fiendwolf 4 years ago
Sweet man! I love doing this with songs - it's cool to see how it'll turn out :)
EponineJavert 4 years ago