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Les Misérables School Edition Parts Chart MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL Les Misérables School Edition Parts Chart MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL SCENE Characters ACT I 1 Prologue Convict 1 Convict 2 Convict 3 Convict 4 Convict 5 Javert Valjean Farmer Laborer Bishop Constable 1 Constable 2 The Chain Gang Constables Laborers Sister, Servant Onlookers 2 End of the Day Foreman Worker 1 Worker 2 Woman Girl 1 Girl 2 Girl 3 Girl 4 Girl 5 Fantine Valjean Chorus - the poor Chorus - the workers Women 3 I Dreamed a Dream Fantine 4 The Docks Sailor 1 Sailor 2 Sailor 3 Old Woman (hair) Pimp Whore 1 Whore 2 Whore 3 Prostitutes Bamatbois Javert Constables (nonsing) 2 Bystanders (nonsing) Valjean 5 The Cart Crash Valjean Cart scene to courtroom Onlooker 1 Onlooker 2 Onlooker 3 Onlooker 4 Fauchelevant Javert Bystanders (nonsing) 6 Fantine's Death Fantine Valjean Javert Nuns (nonsing) Les Misérables School Edition Parts Chart MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL SCENE Characters 7 Little Cosette Young Cosette Madame Thenardier Young Eponine (nonsing) 8 The Innkeeper's Song Thenardier Madame Thenardier Customers 9 The Bargain Valjean Thenardier Madame Thenardier Young Cosette (nons) 10 The Beggars Gavroche Marius Enjolras Solo Urchin Beggars Students Thenardier family 11 The Robbery Madame Thenardier Marius Eponine Thenardier Valjean Javert Thenardier family Beggars Cosette Valjean Constables 12 Stars Javert Gavroche Eponine Marius 13 The ABC Café Combferre Feuilly Courfeyrac Enjolras Joly Grantaire Gavroche Students 14 The People's Song Enjolras Combferre Feuilly Students Chorus 15 Rue Plumet Cosette Valjean Marius Eponine 16 A Heart Full of Love Marius Cosette Eponine 17 The Attack on Rue Plumet Montparnasse Brujon Babet Thenardier Eponine Claquesous Marius Valjean Les Misérables School Edition Parts Chart MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL SCENE Characters 18 One Day More Valjean Rue Plumet to Paris Marius Cosette Eponine Enjolras Thenardier Madame Thenardier Javert Students Chorus ACT II 19 The Barricade Enjolras Javert Marius Eponine Valjean Army Officer (offstage) Students Revolutionaries 20 Javert at the Barricade Javert Gavroche Grantaire Prouvaire Courfeyrac Little Fall of Rain Eponine Marius Combferre Lesgles Valjean Joly Sentry Students Revolutionaries Women 21 The First Attack Sentry Sentry 2 Feuilly Enjolras Grantaire Lesgles Valjean Javert Marius Students 22 The Night Feuilly Prouvaire Joly Grantaire Marius Valjean Girls Students Revolutionaries Gavroche 23 The Second Attack Enjolras Feuilly Marius Gavroche Valjean Lesgles Joly Les Misérables School Edition Parts Chart MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL SCENE Characters 24 The Final Battle Army Officer (offstage) Enjolras Combferre Courfeyrac Students Revolutionaries Valjean 25 The Sewers Thenardier Valjean/Marius 26 Javert's Suicide Valjean Javert Turning Woman 1 Woman 2 Woman 3 Women 27 The Café Song Marius Ghosts 28 Marius and Cosette Cosette Marius Valjean 29 The Wedding Major Domo (spoken) Thenardier Madame Thenardier Marius Wedding Guests Cosette 30 Epilogue Valjean Marius Cosette Fantine Eponine Chorus 31 Bows MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL Version 1.0 July 1, 2002.
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