Let This Woodwind “Song of Storms” Cover Take You Back to the Kakariko Windmill
Posted on January 21 2024 by Kristen G. Rosario
While best known for driving the Phonogram Man absolutely nuts in Ocarina of Time, the “Song of Storms” is actually a delightful melody that makes us wonder how it could ever make anybody go insane. Perhaps if the man from the windmill was here listening to this wonderful arrangement of the score from musician Jessica Esposito, he’d be able recognize the tune for its beauty and enjoy it.
The biggest standout from this performance of the “Song of Storms” from Ocarina of Time is how it is played, and that’s thanks to the power of woodwind instruments. Combining the use of a clarinet, flute, and bassoon, Esposito is able to bring this cover to life. They’ve also done woodwind arrangements for different tunes from The Wind Waker, so that’s a plus for me seeing as how I’m such a big fan of that Zelda game.
Esposito also does woodwind covers for movies and television scores such as Arthur, Bojack Horseman, Rugrats, CatDog, Invader Zim, and a lot more. The only other video game series they have tackled is Sonic the Hedgehog. If you want to keep up with what Esposito is working on next, you can follow them on Instagram.
What do you think of this woodwind cover for “Song of Storms?” Will you be checking out any more of Jessica Esposito’s work? Let us know in the comments below!
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Kristen G. Rosario is an Editor who joined Zelda Dungeon back in September of 2015. His current goal is to become a full-time video game journalist, hoping to eventually gain a Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism. While he pursues that dream, he not only takes care of his adorable dachshund Angel, but also helps run a YouTube channel with his brother. The Zelda series is a quest he hasn’t fully completed yet, but hopes to get there one day.
