Peter Hollens's Les Miserables Medley is a tribute to the classic musical, Les Miserables. The medley features two iconic songs from the show: "On My Own" and "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables". "On My Own" is sung by the character Eponine as she pines for her love, Marius, who is in love with someone else. The song speaks to the pain of unrequited love and the longing for something that can never be. "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" is sung by the character Marius, who mourns the loss of his friends who died in the revolt against the French monarchy. The song is a reflection on the sacrifices made by those who fought for their beliefs and the emptiness that remains after their loss. The medley also includes a brief reference to the song "Bring Him Home", which is sung by the character Jean Valjean as he prays for the safety of Marius. This song speaks to the theme of redemption and the desire to protect those we love. Overall, Peter Hollens's Les Miserables Medley is a moving tribute to the themes of love, sacrifice, and loss that are at the heart of the timeless musical.
