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Notre Dame de Paris Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Notre Dame de Paris Lyrics: Song List

  1. Act 1
  2. Ouverture
  3. Age of the Cathedrals
  4. Refugees
  5. Frollo's Intervention
  6. Bohemienne Song
  7. Esmeralda You See
  8. So Look No More For Love
  9. The Feast Of Fools
  10. The King Of Fools
  11. The Sorceress
  12. The Foundling
  13. The Doors Of Paris
  14. Kidnap Attempt
  15. The Court of the Miracles
  16. The Word Phoebus
  17. Shining Like The Sun
  18. Torn Apart
  19. Anarchy
  20. Water please
  21. Belle (Is the Only Word)
  22. Home In The Sky
  23. Pagan Ave Maria
  24. If You Can See Inside Of Me
  25. Your Love Will Kill Me
  26. The Shadow
  27. At Val d'Amour
  28. The Voluptuary / Destiny
  29. Act 2
  30. Talk To Me Of Florence
  31. The Bells (opening part)
  32. The Bells
  33. Where Is She?
  34. The Birds They Put in Cages
  35. Cast Away
  36. The Trial
  37. The Torture
  38. I'm a Priest
  39. Phoebus If You Can Hear Me
  40. To Get Back To You
  41. My Heart If You Will Swear
  42. Frollo's Visit To Esmeralda
  43. On Bright Morning You Danced
  44. Free Today
  45. Moon
  46. This Small Whistle I Leave You
  47. God You Made the World All Wrong
  48. Live for the One I Love
  49. Attack of Notre-Dame
  50. By Royal Law
  51. Master And Saviour
  52. Give Her To Me
  53. Dance My Esmeralda

About the "Notre Dame de Paris" Stage Show

The musical "Notre-Dame de Paris," based on Victor Hugo's novel, has captivated audiences worldwide since its 1998 debut. Its compelling narrative and memorable music have led to numerous productions and recordings.

The original histrionics made such stage works popular in France. In order to benefit the 1st night of the play, upfront the premiere in France’s capital were published 3 songs from it, one of which – Belle – became ?1 song in Europe & was even nominated for the best century’s song position. This single became wildly popular in whole world & in Asia singers performed even their own versions of this piece.

Since the opening nite, the histrionics was staged in many countries (Switzerland, Canada, the USA, Belgium, China, and UK amongst others) & its translation was performed onto 6 languages (Spanish, English & Flemish are amongst them). A cutted variant of the performance has been exhibited in the 1st year of XXI century in the USA’s Vegas city. Separate singles from this piece became popular in countries, supporting French as one of the main ones. C. Dion performed one of the songs, despite the fact she didn’t take part in this spectacular.

During 4 years from 2010, it has been presented in such progressive capitals of the world as Kiev, Paris & Beirut. At the beginning of 2016 paparazzi were outspoken to reveal that the spectacular would be reborn again in November in Paris in Le Palais des Congrès de Paris & after that the troupe would travel in France in a national tour. According to the Guinness Book of Records, the first year of production of this show was the most successful in the history of world musicals. The original French concept album with all the songs from the musical was recorded 7 times. Part of Esmeralda sang Israeli singer Achinoam Nini (a.k.a. Noa).

In 2023, the original venue, Palais des Congrès in Paris, hosted the 25th-anniversary performances from November 15 to December 3. This series featured the return of Angelo Del Vecchio as Quasimodo and Daniel Lavoie reprising his role as Frollo.

The musical's international appeal continued with a tour in China starting on August 25, 2024. Additionally, a Korean tour was scheduled to return to South Korea in 2024, featuring performances in the Korean language.

"Notre-Dame de Paris" has been performed in over 23 countries and translated into nine languages, selling more than 13 million tickets globally. Its enduring popularity is a testament to its universal themes and captivating music.

The musical's influence extends beyond the stage. Notably, Lebanese singer Hiba Tawaji, known for her role as Esmeralda, was selected to perform at the reopening of Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral on December 7, 2024, following its restoration after the 2019 fire.

"Notre-Dame de Paris" continues to enchant audiences worldwide, solidifying its status as a monumental work in musical theater.
Release date: 1998

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