Link learns this song by entering the Royal Family’s Tomb in the Kakariko Graveyard. The Sun’s Song is a direct result of the brother’s studies in two different songs one to summon the sun and the other to summon the moon. The Composer Brothers worked with the Royal Family to study supernatural occurrences within the family. The Sun’s Song was created by the Composer Brothers, Sharp and Flat. You can get to the Pedestal of Time faster, rather than using Epona or running.Easier to traverse to areas surrounding Hyrule Castle.It’s played using the following C buttons: ^ > ^ > < ^. The song reappears in Majora’s Mask as an easter egg to obtain rupees, in Twilight Princess through one of the Howling Stones, and in Hyrule Warriors played by Sheik. However, the Temple of Time is the only temple in the game that doesn’t have a dungeon layout, a boss, and all that jazz. Most warp songs are to help the player get to a specific Temple to complete it. This technique is typically used in church settings, such as in songs like “Plagal Cadence”. The Temple of Time looks like a church, and the song itself in the first four bars gives a “mass” feeling, due to only using I and IV chords. For example, playing the Prelude of Light has been a Godsend when I want to quickly get to Castletown. Like every warp song, they make traversing easier, even if you’re not trying to get to the song’s corresponding Temple. The sole purpose of this song is to warp back to the Temple of Time so Link can easily come back to the Pedestal of Time. The Prelude of Light is the second warp song Link learns after completing the Forest Temple, taught to him by Sheik. It’s sad sounding but resonates in your ears for how beautiful it is.The Temple it’s for is super cool (it’s my personal favorite).You don’t have to endure the Haunted Wasteland again.You get to meet Nabooru, who hits on you.The song itself was written in D Minor, which explains the Requiem of Spirit’s melancholy sound.

The song reappears in Majora’s Mask as an easter egg to get rupees, and again in Twilight Princess through one of the Howling Stones. The song is played using the following C and A buttons: A v A > v A. The word “Requiem” is a musical composition for the dead, usually in a celebratory context. Like every Ocarina song, it matches the environment and as well as the lore of the area itself. However, regardless of his age, Link can revisit the Temple anytime he likes by playing this song. Insinuating that Link will need to use the pedestal of time and revisit the Temple as his younger self. In Sheik’s words, The Requiem of Spirit is a melody that will lead a child back to the desert. Before learning the song, Link perils through the Haunted Wasteland, but soon realizes he can’t persist through the Temple just yet, and that he’ll need to “travel back through time’s flow”. The Requiem of Spirit is the sixth and last warp song that Link learns as an adult, taught to him by Sheik in front of the Spirit Temple in Desert Colossus.

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