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The Legend of Zelda™: Spirit Tracks Train Travel: Guitar Tab

By Koji Kondo, Kozue Ishikawa, Toru Minegishi, Kenta Nagata, Akito Nakatsuka, Asuka Ohta, Manaka Tominaga, and Hajime Wakai

Item: 00-PS-0015249

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Video game soundtracks both old and new feature work by some of the greatest composers of our time. Orchestras all over the world play entire concerts of video game music. This collection of themes from The Legend of Zelda™ series is arranged for solo guitar performance with full notation and TAB. Each song is arranged in easy guitar keys at an easy--intermediate level, and all pieces are suitable for recitals, concerts, and solo performances. There are 33 songs drawn from The Legend of Zelda™, Zelda II™ - The Adventure of Link™, The Legend of Zelda™: A Link to the Past™, The Legend of Zelda™: Link's Awakening™, The Legend of Zelda™: Ocarina of Time™, The Legend of Zelda™: Majora's Mask™, The Legend of Zelda™: The Wind Waker™, The Legend of Zelda™: Four Swords Adventures, The Legend of Zelda™: Twilight Princess, The Legend of Zelda™: Phantom Hourglass, and The Legend of Zelda™, Spirit Tracks.

"Best in Show" Award at Winter NAMM 2012 presented by Music Inc. magazine.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 64
SKU: 00-PS-0015249

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About the Composer: Toru Minegishi

Toru Minegishi is a composer and sound director at Nintendo who has shaped the audio identity of the Legend of Zelda series across multiple generations of games. His work on Spirit Tracks and other Zelda titles demonstrates a gift for writing themes that are both memorable and deeply woven into the emotional fabric of gameplay, making them instantly recognizable to players worldwide.

Minegishi's compositions balance orchestral sophistication with melodic accessibility, qualities that make them ideal for solo guitar arrangement. His ability to craft themes that resonate across decades of gaming has earned him recognition as one of the most influential video game composers in the industry.

Why we love this

This collection captures some of the most iconic themes in gaming history and presents them in arrangements that are genuinely singable and playable on guitar without sacrificing their melodic character. The progression through easy to intermediate difficulty keeps students engaged across skill levels, and the breadth of selections (33 pieces spanning multiple games) means you can pull exactly what fits your student's interest and ability on any given week.

What to expect

These arrangements capture the sense of adventure and discovery that defines the Zelda series, translating orchestral grandeur and intimate character themes into idiomatic guitar writing. You'll find moments of quiet reflection alongside passages with forward momentum and heroic character, creating a satisfying range of moods across the collection.

Who it's for

Solo guitarists from early intermediate through intermediate levels who want repertoire that connects to their own musical interests and experience. Students often bring more focus and joy to pieces they already know and love, making video game themes an effective bridge into serious solo practice and recital performance.

How to get the most out of it

  • Pay attention to dynamics marking and phrasing cues even in simpler passages; these themes carry emotional weight, and restraint often serves the music better than trying to rush through.
  • Use the provided TAB as a reference tool rather than a crutch. Reading standard notation alongside TAB strengthens both skills and gives you better control over fingering choices.
  • Experiment with tone and touch to bring out the character of each theme. The spiritual and adventurous qualities of these pieces respond well to clarity and intentional articulation rather than overly aggressive playing.

How to use it

Program individual pieces as solo recital material throughout the year, or group several thematically related pieces together for a showcase that celebrates video game music as legitimate concert repertoire. This collection works especially well for spring recitals where you want to showcase diverse student interests and skill levels in a single program.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading guitar TAB and standard notation together
  • Playing in varied keys appropriate to guitar range
  • Phrasing and musical interpretation of recognizable melodies
  • Tone control and dynamic shaping in solo performance
  • Building a recital program with thematically connected material

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