A film rendition of this song breaks out in a military procession passing by a large pillar of an elephant. The Telegraph reported how this song was adopted as the anthem of the Occupy Central protesters in Hong Kong in 2014. The guards start singing this song in a bar after Caputo agrees to be the leader of their union in a Season 3 episode of Orange is the New Black. This song is the last on a soundtrack of 15 others written by Herbert Kretzmer and follows "Red and Black". One singer in this song asks the listener, "Will you join in our (*) crusade?" A solo verse in this song has Feuilly prophesizing that "The blood of the martyrs will water / The meadows of France!" Its chorus describes a
A film rendition of this song breaks out in a military procession passing by a large pillar of an elephant. The Telegraph reported how this song was adopted as the anthem of the Occupy Central protesters in Hong Kong in 2014. The guards start singing this song in a bar after Caputo agrees to be the leader of their union in a Season 3 episode of Orange is the New Black. This song is the last on a soundtrack of 15 others written by Herbert Kretzmer and follows "Red and Black". One singer in this song asks the listener, "Will you join in our (*) crusade?" A solo verse in this song has Feuilly prophesizing that "The blood of the martyrs will water / The meadows of France!" Its chorus describes a time period "When the beating of your heart / Echoes the beating of the drums". For 10 points, name this song from Les Miserables where the title group are "Singing a song of angry men".
A film rendition of this song breaks out in a military procession passing by a large pillar of an elephant.
"Do You Hear the People Sing?" [or "À la volonté du peuple"]