Ocarina of Time sheet music: Nintendo shares all 12 songs
Nintendo has posted official sheet music and ocarina guides for all 12 of Link's songs in the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake. Here's where to find it.
07th Nov 2026 09:15
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Ocarina of Time sheet music: Nintendo shares all 12 songs
Nintendo has posted official sheet music and ocarina guides for all 12 of Link's songs in the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake. Here's where to find it.
07th Nov 2026 09:15
Image via Nintendo
If Zelda's Lullaby has been stuck in your head since the Ocarina of Time remake launched on Switch 2 this week, Nintendo has kindly given you a way to get it out again, because it's posted official sheet music for every one of Link's ocarina songs.
The scores are up on the game's official Japanese website, as spotted by Nintendo Life. Each of the 12 tunes comes with standard notation, a finger-placement guide for a real ocarina and a play button so you can hear how it's meant to sound before you have a go yourself.
Time to face the music
The list covers the lot, from Zelda's Lullaby, Epona's Song, Saria's Song, the Sun's Song, the Song of Time and the Song of Storms (for anyone who fancies winding up a certain windmill man) to all six warp songs, which are the Minuet of Forest, Bolero of Fire, Serenade of Water, Requiem of Spirit, Nocturne of Shadow and Prelude of Light.
The page itself is in Japanese, but you don't need to read a word of it to follow along, since the notes and finger diagrams do all the talking. Each song's card is also marked with its own little icon, so working out which is which shouldn't take long if you know the game.
Nintendo Life points out that the same how-tos are also available through the Zelda Notes app, which Nintendo had already said would help you play the tunes on a real-world ocarina, but the website version means you don't have to unlock each song in-game before you start practising.
If you don't own an ocarina yet, Nintendo Life says the official playable tie-in ocarina is now trickling out through some regional Nintendo stores, while HORI's electric model has been up for pre-order since September, so there's no need to settle for practising on an old school recorder.
The remake itself has had a hero's welcome, too, and it's currently the best-reviewed game of 2026 with a 96 on Metacritic, as we covered in our Ocarina of Time remake reviews round-up. Our Ocarina of Time Switch 2 guide has the UK price and download size if you haven't picked it up yet.
Well, the Song of Time is only six notes long, so there's really no excuse not to learn it this weekend.
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