Nevertheless, here's the top five best songs of the past 35 years. One could assemble a top 25 and still have to make some difficult exclusions. Picking the best and most representative compositions across the series is no easy task. Related: Zelda Explained: What Is An Ocarina, Anyway? Whether exploring a creepy dungeon, carrying out an idle task, or galloping across an open field on Epona, the songs that accompanies many of Link's endeavors create a sense of grandiosity few other gaming franchises can equal. Music is arguably the engine of each Zelda game, igniting a timeless sense of adventure and mystery at every turn. Courtesy of composers like Koji Kondo, Hajime Wakai, and Kenta Nagata, the music of The Legend of Zelda's best music is more than just a pleasing soundtrack. This piece especially, since Koji Kondo performed it live on solo piano at. Today marks it's 15th anniversary It was one of the first games I ever played, and I have countless fond memories of it growing up.
One component that especially deserves in-depth appreciation is the gallant, ethereal music that has permeated Link's adventures from the NES to the Switch. Anyway, here's a small piece to celebrate one of my all time favourite games, Grandma's Theme from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. As The Legend of Zelda gets ready to mark its 35th anniversary in 2021, it's an appropriate time to look back at the myriad ways the franchise has consistently elevated the video game medium.
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