Tag: Saria’s Song

Sometimes you just want to listen to all of your favorite Zelda songs together. But why would you listen to “Zelda’s Lullaby,” then “Saria’s Song,” then “Song of Storms” one after the other if there’s an awesome medley combining your favorites in a creative, imaginative, and wonderful way? Well, today you can hear all of your favorites…

Of course, a few of you must have gone to some club before; whether it was with friends, or by yourself.   When you’re dragged along by friends, it’s usually unavoidable.  So, I’m sorry for that. Back to the point- when you go to a club, you typically expect to hear some songs that make you want to dance- it’s what clubs do! But have you ever gone to a club that has everyone dancing to Saria’s Song…? Recently, DJ…

I’ve been playing Ocarina of Time recently, and after all these months away from the game, I’d forgotten how much I loved Saria’s Song. No wonder Darunia feels inspired to dance when he hears it! Saria’s Song is even powerful enough to guide you through the dangerous Lost Woods. Are you ready to hear a metal cover of it? Even if you aren’t a huge fan of metal, it’s still a good listen, so hit the jump!

Sorry about the absence of this editorial last week, but my school work was piling up, and I knew it would continue to do so if I put it off to write this, so I did my work instead. But this week, I was completely free to write this! Skull Kid is believed to be the main antagonist of Majora’s Mask, and essentially, he is, but in truth, it was Majora, who was slowly taking over Skull Kid’s mind, and…

Are you a rookie or an experienced guitarist? Ever wanted to play a Zelda Song? Well this video is right for you. YouTube user Nintendo4Guitar has put together a small video about step-by-step instructions on how to play Saria’s Song/ Lost Woods. The instructions are nicely done and easy to follow, so it’s worth trying to play it if you own a guitar. Make the jump to learn how to play Saria’s Song or watch the video for your own…

If you have musical talent, why not put it to good use? YouTube user Mart0zz has done a great job recording a song that can be appreciated by Zelda fans. He and his friends have played their interpretation of Saria’s Song from Ocarina of Time on the marimba, of all instruments. While the marimba isn’t the most common instrument in the world, the song itself doesn’t sound half bad. Not to mention it’s equally as entertaining just to watch the…

The folks over at Nintendo Daily have posted up a unique Instrumental Remix of Saria’s Song from Ocarina of Time. It certainly is quite different than your typical Zelda musical remix. Make the jump to check out the song. Feel free to voice your thoughts in the comments below.

YouTube user, SeedsofYaris, sent a video to one of our staff members of the group BADBADNOTGOOD doing a remix of some classic Zelda songs. This video runs almost ten minutes and is broken down into three parts. It starts off with the title theme of Ocarina of Time, followed by Saria’s Song, and ends strong with the Song of Storms. Each of these songs BADBADNOTGOOD added their own style to, making it a unique listening experience as most of us…

The songs you play in Ocarina of Time can be split into two major categories, warping and non-warping songs. I thought it might be interesting to explore the non-warping songs. These songs are: Zelda’s Lullaby, Epona’s Song, Saria’s Song, The Sun’s Song, The Song of Time, and The Song of Storms. They command passageways, change the will of creatures, control the elements, and even conquer time itself. Of these six songs, they can be broken down into two other categories…

Our music spotlight this week focuses on a few videos by Mart0zz. The video being featured is a marimba arrangement of Tal Tal Heights from Link’s Awakening. Check it out! If you like this, you should check out some of their other videos. Gerudo Valley Song of Time Saria’s Song/Lost Woods Song of Storms I had a hard time choosing which song to use. They are all so good so I just used them all! What do you guys think?…