Skyward Sword soundtrack
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The Skyward Sword soundtrack spans five CDs and 187 tracks. Find its composers, disc-by-disc listening landmarks and Nippon Columbia’s complete official track list.
Album editions
| Limited first press | COCX-41640–4 | 23 November 2021 | 5 CDs, 187 tracks, Ballad of the Goddess music box | 1 source: Nippon Columbia |
| Standard edition | COCX-41645–9 | 23 November 2021 | 5 CDs, same 187-track soundtrack | 1 source: Nippon Columbia |
Track list: disc guide
| 1 | 37 | 女神の詩(メインテーマ) | Ballad of the Goddess main theme; Skyloft and the opening journey | 1 source: publisher |
| 2 | 33 | フィローネの森 | Faron Woods, Skyview Temple and Eldin | 1 source: publisher |
| 3 | 38 | ラネール砂漠 | Lanayru Desert, Silent Realm and Ancient Cistern | 1 source: publisher |
| 4 | 35 | ラネール砂海 | Sand Sea, Fire Sanctuary and Song of the Hero | 1 source: publisher |
| 5 | 44 | 終焉の者 | Sky Keep, finale, ending and mini-game cues | 1 source: publisher |
Read every official Japanese track title and disc number at Nippon Columbia. The publisher also provides the purchase/distribution section; availability of previews or digital services depends on region and device. This site links the catalog rather than hosting ripped audio. The five disc counts add to 187.
Composers and recording
Hajime Wakai led the score, with Shiho Fujii, Mahito Yokota and Takeshi Hama also credited; Koji Kondo supervised. Skyward Sword was the first Zelda game to use a live orchestra for most of its soundtrack. The full album followed the original Wii release by ten years, arriving on 23 November 2021. The first-press music box is an album extra, separate from the 2011 anniversary orchestral CD bundled with some Wii packages.
FAQ
Who composed Skyward Sword?
Hajime Wakai led it. Shiho Fujii, Mahito Yokota, and Takeshi Hama are also credited, with Koji Kondo supervising.
When did the CD come out?
23 November 2021, from Nippon Columbia, catalog COCX-41640-4.
Official overview trailer
Sources
- Wikipedia: Skyward Sword — checked 2026-11-10
- Nintendo Japan product page — checked 2026-11-10
- Nippon Columbia: limited soundtrack and complete track list — checked 2026-11-10
- Nippon Columbia: standard soundtrack — checked 2026-11-10
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