Ballad of the Goddess is the main theme of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, composed by Hajime Wakai. It features a haunting melody that, when played backward, transforms into Zelda's Lullaby—a series hallmark. The orchestral piece blends choral elements with sweeping strings, embodying the game's mythological themes.
"Ballad of the Goddess" is a central musical piece in The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, composed for the game's soundtrack. It serves as a leitmotif tied to the game's narrative and has been widely celebrated for its orchestral grandeur.
This orchestral piece serves as the main theme for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, embodying the game's themes of destiny and ancient gods through its mix of choir vocals and heroic brass.
The "Ballad of the Goddess" serves as both a central musical motif and a narrative device in the game, tied to the protagonist's quest and the lore of the Triforce.
The song serves as a central motif in the game, tied to the protagonist Zelda and the creation myth of the world.
