Drift Away With This Harp-Filled Ocarina of Time Fan Album
Posted on July 16 2020 by Alexis S. Anderson
Harpist and composer Amy Turk just released Song of Time, an album of 25 faithfully recreated tracks from Ocarina of Time using harp, percussion, voice, and (of course) ocarina. The skillfully arranged songs are delicate, but lively takes on Ocarina of Time’s iconic tunes. While variations of these tracks are everywhere, this album as a whole could certainly become a go-to source for easy-listening versions of this classic game’s best musical moments.
Song of Time is Turk’s first full-length album. John Hoskison created its cover artwork, Spencer Ocarina provided Turk’s performance ocarina, and Ben Turk played the snare drum as well as mixed and mastered the album. All tracks will be available for streaming or purchase on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Google Play, Amazon, Pandora, Deezer, Tidal, Microsoft Groove, MediaNet, Saavn, ClaroMusica, and more.
The tracklist is as follows:
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0:00 Title Theme 2:58 Fairy Fountain 4:28 Fairy Flying 5:26 Inside a House 6:33 Kokiri Forest 8:35 Open Chest / Reveal Secret 8:51 Hyrule Field 13:23 Castle Town 15:06 Zelda’s Theme 16:51 Epona’s Song |
19:10 Kakariko Village
22:28 Goron City 25:15 Lost Woods 27:18 Zora’s Domain 30:37 Battle Themes 34:42 Temple of Time 37:48 Master Sword 38:04 Chamber of the Sages 41:30 Sheik’s Theme 42:32 Minuet of Forest |
43:00 Bolero of Fire
43:45 Serenade of Water 44:18 Requiem of Spirit 45:10 Nocturne of Shadow 45:56 Prelude of Light 46:34 Song of Storms 48:21 Gerudo Valley 51:32 Ganondorf’s Theme 55:22 Ganondorf Battle 57:56 Credits / Ocarina of Time |
In addition to her skills as a harpist and composer, Turk is a classically trained arranger, a session artist, and a long-time Zelda fan. She has produced more than a dozen additional video game music arrangements including songs from Pokemon, Dark Souls, The Sims, Dead Cells, Final Fantasy, and other Zelda games. If you enjoy those songs, consider checking out her film/TV, classical, rock, and pop song covers. She also runs a Patreon fans can subscribe to for early access to her content.
What do you think of Song of Time? Are there any other Zelda soundtracks or specific songs you’d like to hear Turk reimagine? Share your thoughts in the comments!
Alexis S. Anderson is a Senior Editor at Zelda Dungeon who joined the writing team in November, 2014. She has a JD from the UCLA School of Law and is pursuing a career in Entertainment and Intellectual Property Law. She grew up in the New Jersey suburbs with her parents, twin brother, and family shih-tzu.
