Product Review

Although you can learn to play the Ocarina well quickly, you can spend years improving technique, discovering new scales and modes, new blowing techniques and articulation, new rhythms, developing speed, precision, sliding into notes, and ornaments as played in different musical styles. Songbooks include: Intro to Ocarina of Time Kokiri Forest Saria's Song Termina Field Minuet of Forest The Shop Song Serenade of Water Bolero of Fire Song of Healing Sun Song Song of Time Zelda's Lullaby Market Song Kakariko Village Gerudo Valley Deku Palace Epona's Song Kaepora's Song Koumen and Kotaki The Great Fairy Song The Lakeside Laboratory Clocktown Song Music Box House Forest Haven from Wind Waker Dragon Roost Island Pirate's Cove Evan's Room Sad Spirits from Twilight Princess Bremen Mask March Crimea's Wagon Sonata of Awakening Prelude of Light Elegy of Emptiness Requiem of Spirit Ballad of Gales Song of Storms Legend of Zelda (NES) Main Theme Flute Song Game Over Get New Item Solve Puzzle Adventures of Link (NES) Palace Theme Town and House Link to the Past (SNES) Flute Boy Song Dark World Kakarikoo Village Triforce Chamber Zelda's Lullaby Credits Theme Link's Awakening (GameBoy) Ballad of the Windfish Frog's Song of Soul Manbo's Mambo Mabe Village Wind Waker (GameCube) Forest Haven Ballad of Gales Earth God's Lyric Wind God's Aria Dragon Roost Island Legendary Hero Aryll's Theme Outset Island Twilight Princess (GameCube and Wii) Title Theme Midna's Theme Midna's Desperate Hour Kakariko Village Sad Spirits Ballad of Twilight Hawk Grass Horse Grass Hyrule Field Hidden Village Phantom Hourglass (DS) Line Beck's Theme Spirit Tracks (DS) Song of Awakening The Sacred Duet Song of Birds Song of Discovery Song of Healing Song of Light Skyward Sword (Wii) Ballad of the Goddess Groose's Theme Fi's Theme Din's Power Farore's Courage Nayru's Wisdom Song of the Hero Skyloft Lord Ghirahim