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|caption = Link learning the "Song of Storms" in<br>''Ocarina of Time''
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|learned = <small><u>''Ocarina of Time''</u></small><br>[[Kakariko Windmill]]<br><small><u>''Majora's Mask''</u></small><br>Beneath the [[Ikana Graveyard]]
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The '''"Song of Storms"''' is a song that has made [[Recurring Music in The Legend of Zelda Series|several appearances]] in various [[The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''Zelda'' games]], making its debut in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]''.  
The '''"Song of Storms"''' is a [[Recurring Music in The Legend of Zelda Series|recurring song]] in {{LZS|Series}}.


==Appearances==
==Appearances==
===''Ocarina of Time''===
===''Ocarina of Time''===
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|Ocarina of Time]]'', the "Song of Storms" is the only non-warping [[Ocarina]] song learned by [[Adult Link]]. It is taught to him by the [[Guru-Guru|windmill man]] in [[Kakariko Village]]. It can summon rain when the song is played, reveal secret grottoes and water [[Magic Bean|bean sprouts]] to produce [[Fairy|fairies]]. In several areas throughout Hyrule, such as in the Lost Woods, if Navi turns green, Link can play the Song of Storms and a short cutscene showing a wingless fairy will begin. These fairies will restore Link's magic meter as well as his life energy but cannot be caught in a bottle. By playing the "Song of Storms" inside the [[Kakariko Windmill|windmill]] as a child, it will speed up the windmill dramatically, causing the [[Bottom of the Well|well]] in [[Kakariko Village]] to empty.
In {{OoT}}, the "Song of Storms" is taught to [[Link]] by the [[Guru-Guru]] inside the [[Kakariko Windmill]]. When palyed, it can summon rain, reveal secret [[Cave|grottoes]], and water [[Magic Bean]] sprouts to produce [[Fairy|Fairies]]. In several areas throughout [[Hyrule]], if [[Navi]] turns green, Link can play the "Song of Storms" to summon a wingless Fairy which restores [[Heart]]s and the [[Magic Meter]]. If Link plays the "Song of Storms" inside the Kakariko Windmill as a child, it will speed up the windmill dramatically, causing the well to drain and open the access to the [[Bottom of the Well]].
 
The song can also be played to the [[Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors]] in [[Zora's River]] to obtain a [[Piece of Heart]].


===''Majora's Mask''===
===''Majora's Mask''===
The "Song of Storms" makes another appearance in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask|Majora's Mask]]'', where its origins are explained.  The "Song of Storms" was a song composed by the [[Composer Brothers]] of the [[Ikana Canyon]], specifically by [[Flat]]. When Link finds Flat's crypt beneath the [[Ikana Graveyard]], Flat teaches it to him; it represents his sadness of losing [[Sharp]], the other Composer Brother, and his anger for Sharp's betrayal.<ref>{{cite|[[Composer Brothers#Sharp|Sharp]] sold his soul to the devil and was the one who locked me in here... You who do not fear the dead, learn well the song that is inscribed behind me... And if you ever meet my brother, I'd like you to inform him... The thousand years of raindrops summoned by my song are my tears. The thunder that strikes the earth is my anger!|[[Composer Brothers#Flat|Flat]]|MM}}</ref> By playing the song in front of Sharp, Link manages to cure Sharp's soul, reviving the [[Ikana River]] in the process.
In {{MM}}, the "Song of Storms" was a song composed by the [[Composer Brothers]] of the [[Ikana Canyon]]. When Link finds Flat's crypt beneath the [[Ikana Graveyard]], he teaches the song to him. It represents his sadness of losing his brother Sharp and his anger for his betrayal.<ref>{{Cite|Sharp sold his soul to the devil and was the one who locked me in here... You who do not fear the dead, learn well the song that is inscribed behind me... And if you ever meet my brother, I'd like you to inform him... The thousand years of raindrops summoned by my song are my tears. The thunder that strikes the earth is my anger!|Flat|MM}}</ref> If Link plays the song to Sharp in the [[Spring Water Cave]], he will revive the [[Ikana River]].


Playing the "Song of Storms" after getting [[jinx|cursed]] by a [[Bubble#Blue Bubble|Blue Bubble]] immediately dispels the curse.
Playing the "Song of Storms" after getting [[jinx]]ed by a [[Blue Bubble]] immediately dispels the curse.


===''Oracle of Seasons''===
===''Oracle of Seasons''===
In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons|Oracle of Seasons]]'', the "Song of Storms" is the background music for the area around the [[windmill]], east of the village in the [[Eastern Suburbs]].It is played by [[Guru Guru]] on his [[phonograph]]
In {{OoS}}, the "Song of Storms" is played in the [[Eastern Suburbs]] area where the windmill is located. It is played by [[Guru-Guru]] on his [[phonograph]].


==Non-Canon Appearances==
{{Noncanon|start}}
{{Noncanon|start}}
===''Super Smash Bros. Brawl''===
===''Super Smash Bros.'' Series===
 
In {{SSBB}}, the "Song of Storms" appears as one of the songs available in the [[Tetra's Ship#Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Pirate Ship]] stage. Also in ''Brawl'' and {{SSB4}}, the song appears as part of the ''Ocarina of Time'' medley.
The "Song of Storms" also makes an appearance in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' as a hidden song for the Pirate Ship stage. It is collaborated with Ganondorf's theme and the "[[Serenade of Water]]". Moreover, it is part of the "Ocarina of Time" medley, and it appears alongside other familiar melodies such as "[[Epona's Song]]", "[[Zelda's Lullaby]]", "[[Saria's Song]]", and the "[[Song of Time]]."


===''Hyrule Warriors''===
===''Hyrule Warriors''===
 
In {{HW}}, the "Song of Storms" is one of the songs playable by [[Shiek]] as her Strong Attack, causing a storm cloud that hurts enemies touching it to temporarily surround her.
The "Song of Storms" is one of the songs playable by [[Shiek]] as her Strong Attack, causing a storm cloud that hurts enemies touching it to temporarily surround her.
{{Noncanon|end}}
{{Noncanon|end}}


==Music Theory==
==Music Theory==
The Song of Storms is in triple time and features a 4-bar intro. The rest of the piece is 7 bars long and looped ''ad infinitum'' with the last bar of the 8-bar melodic phrase overlapping with the first bar of the intro (making a phrase analysis of 8 + 3 with the last bar of the 8 also acting as the 'real' first bar of the 3). Even though the piece is only 11 bars long, it uses two different sets of instrumentation to add variety. The first set primarily uses an organ for the melody while the second set uses an accordion and glockenspiel or celeste.
The "Song of Storms" is in triple time and features a 4-bar intro. The rest of the piece is 7 bars long and looped ad infinitum, with the last bar of the 8-bar melodic phrase overlapping with the first bar of the intro. Even though the piece is only 11 bars long, it uses two different sets of instrumentation to add variety. The first set primarily uses an organ for the melody, while the second set uses an accordion and glockenspiel or celeste. Harmonically, the piece is set in D Dorian with a brief use of B-flat Major.


Harmonically, the piece is set in d Dorian with a brief use of B-flat Major.<ref>{{cite web|url= http://cruiseelroy.net/2008/04/ocarina-music-1/|title= Music in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time |site= Cruise Elroy}}</ref>
==Trivia==
*Link's experience with the "Song of Storms" is known as a {{wp|bootstrap paradox}}. The Windmill Man teaches adult Link the song because of his fury at the damage young Link brought by playing it. After traveling back in time, young Link uses that knowledge to cause the damage that led to the Windmill Man's fury.<ref>{{Cite|What?! You've got an ocarina!! What the heck! That reminds me of that time, seven years ago! Back then a mean kid came here and played a strange song. It messed up this windmill! I'll never forget this song!|Windmill Man|OoT}}</ref> Therefore, Link could not have learned the song if he had not gone on to play it to the Windmill Man's in the past.
*The opening section of the "Song of Storms" resembles the opening section of the Fortress/Castle theme from ''{{smw|Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island}}''.


==Trivia==
{{Ref}}
*Despite playing the song constantly, the Windmill Man in {{OoT}} describes young Link's version of it as a "strange song". Link's experience with the Song of Storms is actually part of a time loop; the Windmill Man teaches adult Link the melody because of his fury at the damage young Link wrought by playing it, and after traveling back in time, young Link uses that knowledge just as the Windmill Man described, causing the damage that led to his fury.<ref>{{cite|What?! You've got an ocarina!! What the heck! That reminds me of that time, seven years ago! Back then a mean kid came here and played a strange song. It messed up this windmill! I'll never forget this song!|Windmill Man|OoT}}</ref> This makes Link learning the song an example of a {{w|wikipedia|Bootstrap paradox}}, as Link could not have learned the song if he hadn't gone on to play it in the Windmill Man's past.
*The Song of Storms can be played to the [[Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors]] in [[Zora's River]] to gain a [[Heart Container#Piece of Heart|Piece of Heart]].
*This is the only non-[[warping]] song learned by Link as an adult in {{OoT}}.
{{ref}}


{{Names
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|ja=  {{Japanese|嵐の歌|Arashi no Uta}}  
|es=  Canción de la Tormenta
|es=  Canción de la Tormenta
|esM= Song of the Storm
|fr=  Chant des Tempêtes
|fr=  Chant des Tempêtes
|frM= Song of Storms
|de=  {{de|Hymne des Sturms}}
|de=  {{de|Hymne des Sturms}}
|deM= Song of Storms
|it=  Canzone della tempesta
|it=  Canzone della tempesta
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|itM= Song of the Storm
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Template:Song The "Song of Storms" is a recurring song in Template:LZS.

Appearances

Ocarina of Time

In Ocarina of Time, the "Song of Storms" is taught to Link by the Guru-Guru inside the Kakariko Windmill. When palyed, it can summon rain, reveal secret grottoes, and water Magic Bean sprouts to produce Fairies. In several areas throughout Hyrule, if Navi turns green, Link can play the "Song of Storms" to summon a wingless Fairy which restores Hearts and the Magic Meter. If Link plays the "Song of Storms" inside the Kakariko Windmill as a child, it will speed up the windmill dramatically, causing the well to drain and open the access to the Bottom of the Well.

The song can also be played to the Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors in Zora's River to obtain a Piece of Heart.

Majora's Mask

In Majora's Mask, the "Song of Storms" was a song composed by the Composer Brothers of the Ikana Canyon. When Link finds Flat's crypt beneath the Ikana Graveyard, he teaches the song to him. It represents his sadness of losing his brother Sharp and his anger for his betrayal.[1] If Link plays the song to Sharp in the Spring Water Cave, he will revive the Ikana River.

Playing the "Song of Storms" after getting jinxed by a Blue Bubble immediately dispels the curse.

Oracle of Seasons

In Oracle of Seasons, the "Song of Storms" is played in the Eastern Suburbs area where the windmill is located. It is played by Guru-Guru on his phonograph.

Non-Canon Appearances

Super Smash Bros. Series

In Super Smash Bros. Brawl, the "Song of Storms" appears as one of the songs available in the Pirate Ship stage. Also in Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, the song appears as part of the Ocarina of Time medley.

Hyrule Warriors

In Hyrule Warriors, the "Song of Storms" is one of the songs playable by Shiek as her Strong Attack, causing a storm cloud that hurts enemies touching it to temporarily surround her.

Music Theory

The "Song of Storms" is in triple time and features a 4-bar intro. The rest of the piece is 7 bars long and looped ad infinitum, with the last bar of the 8-bar melodic phrase overlapping with the first bar of the intro. Even though the piece is only 11 bars long, it uses two different sets of instrumentation to add variety. The first set primarily uses an organ for the melody, while the second set uses an accordion and glockenspiel or celeste. Harmonically, the piece is set in D Dorian with a brief use of B-flat Major.

Trivia

  • Link's experience with the "Song of Storms" is known as a bootstrap paradox. The Windmill Man teaches adult Link the song because of his fury at the damage young Link brought by playing it. After traveling back in time, young Link uses that knowledge to cause the damage that led to the Windmill Man's fury.[2] Therefore, Link could not have learned the song if he had not gone on to play it to the Windmill Man's in the past.
  • The opening section of the "Song of Storms" resembles the opening section of the Fortress/Castle theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island.

References

  1. "Sharp sold his soul to the devil and was the one who locked me in here... You who do not fear the dead, learn well the song that is inscribed behind me... And if you ever meet my brother, I'd like you to inform him... The thousand years of raindrops summoned by my song are my tears. The thunder that strikes the earth is my anger!" — Flat (Majora's Mask)
  2. "What?! You've got an ocarina!! What the heck! That reminds me of that time, seven years ago! Back then a mean kid came here and played a strange song. It messed up this windmill! I'll never forget this song!" — Windmill Man (Ocarina of Time)
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Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese Template:Japanese
French-speaking countries French Chant des Tempêtes Song of Storms
Germany German Hymne des Sturms Song of Storms
Italy Italian Canzone della tempesta Song of the Storm
Spanish-speaking countries Spanish Canción de la Tormenta Song of the Storm

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