Start Here: The Basics
Begin with the introduction, then learn how to hold your ocarina, produce a clear sound, and play your first four notes.
- Introduction: Play Zelda Songs On A Real Ocarina (Part 1)
- Holding The Ocarina (Part 2)
- How To Produce A Clean Sound (Part 3)
- The First Four Notes (Part 4)
Four Notes, Six Zelda Songs
You only need D, F, A, and B for these first six melodies. Follow the lessons in order, or choose a favorite and start practicing.
- Serenade Of Water (Part 5)
- Saria’s Song (Part 6)
- Song Of Time (Part 7)
- Requiem Of Spirit (Part 8)
- Nocturne Of Shadow (Part 9)
- Bolero Of Fire (Part 10)
Unlock The Next Six Songs
One more note opens up the rest of the adventure. Learn High D and how to support your ocarina as you lift your thumb.
- How To Play High D On An Ocarina (Part 11)
Five Notes, Six More Zelda Songs
With High D added to your first four notes, you’re ready to learn the remaining melodies.
- Epona’s Song (Part 12)
- Zelda’s Lullaby (Part 13)
- Song Of Storms (Part 14)
- Sun’s Song (Part 15)
- Minuet Of Forest (Part 16)
- Prelude Of Light (Part 17)
Keep The Music Going
These 12 melodies are just the beginning. Explore complete Zelda themes, music from other games and films, or melodies of your own.
- Your Next Adventure Starts Here (Part 18)
Choose Your Ocarina For The Adventure
Every musical journey starts with an instrument. Find an ocarina that speaks to your love of Zelda and the sound you want to create.
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