This musical’s second act opens with the delivery of a letter and a song that begins with (15[1])the notes [read slowly] “A, up to D, D” on the three title words. Many solos (15[1])in this musical begin with (15[1])harp accompaniment, such as one that praises the title objects (15[1])as “sentinels / Silent (15[4])and sure (15[2])/ (15[1])Keeping watch in (15[9])the night.” (15[2])This musical opens (15[1])with (15[2])men chanting (15[2])“Look (15[2])down! (15[11])Look (15[1])down!” (15[5])and (15[1])focuses on (15[2])a (15[3])man (15[2])introduced as (10[2])(*) “two-four six-oh-one.” (10[2])This musical’s logo uses (10[1])an illustration of a (10[1])girl sweeping, who meets her love interest in the trio “A Heart Full of Love.” A character in this musical who sings “Stars” drowns himself after being spared by his enemy, who carries a wounded Marius through the sewers (10[1])of Paris. For 10 points, name this musical that adapts an epic novel by Victor (10[1]0[1])Hugo. ■END■