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+ | |caption = Link and Sheik playing the "Nocturne of Shadow" |
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+ | |inst = {{it|Ocarina of Time}} |
| + | |notes = {{OcarinaSong|left|right|right|A|left|right|down}} {{exp|N64/GCN/VC}}<br><br>{{OcarinaSong3D|X|Y|Y|L|X|Y|R}} {{exp|3DS}} |
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| + | |powers = [[Warping]] behind the [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]] |
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| − | |uses = Restoring power to the [[Spirits of Light]] {{ExpGame|TP}}<br>Powering up [[Link]]'s [[Sword]] to control [[Phantom]]s {{ExpGame|ST}} |
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| + | The '''"Nocturne of Shadow"''' is a [[warping]] song in {{OoT}}. |
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| + | ==Learning Location and Uses== |
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| − | '''Tears of Light''' are recurring items in {{LZS|Series}}. They are light-infused magical teardrops that are scattered around various places. Upon their complete collection, they automatically perform their function whenever they are near something that requires their power. |
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| + | The Nocturne of Shadow is one of the [[Warping]] songs [[Link]] learns as an adult. It is taught to him by [[Sheik]] in [[Kakariko Village]] after completing the [[Water Temple (Ocarina of Time)|Water Temple]]. Sheik teaches him the song so that he can find the source of evil that invaded the village. The melody allows Link to warp to the upper part of the [[Kakariko Village Graveyard]] and is the only way to access the [[Shadow Temple]]. The "Nocturne of Shadow" is the only song actually required by adult Link to reach a temple. |
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| + | The "Nocturne of Shadow" is 7 bars long in 4/4 time and, like the name suggests, hints at emotions relating to night and death. There is no true harmonic progression in the first 4 bars. The melody does not suggest any strong tonic center, and the harmony consists only of fourths moving in chromatic parallel motion. The last three bars do contain functional harmony, with an unusual progression of (bVI/VII - bVII/VII - bVI - bVII - I). The ending harmony is unusual for a nocturne as it ends on a major I cadence. Generally, a nocturne will end on a minor i, or a half cadence.<ref>{{Cite web|quote= |author= Dan Bruno|published= January 20, 2014|retrieved= |url= http://danbruno.net/2014/01/ocarina-songs/|title= Ocarina songs in The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|site= danbruno.net|type=}}</ref> |
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| − | In {{TP}}, the Tears of Light are stored within the [[Vessel of Light]].<ref>{{Cite|You got the Vessel of Light! It's crucial to collecting the Tears of Light.|N/A|TP}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|Gather...my scattered Tears of Light...that were stolen by shadow... Gather them...in this...|Eldin|TP}}</ref> They are needed to revive the [[Spirits of Light]] and dispel the [[Twilight]] to return the land to its light-abundant state.<ref>{{Cite|When the vessel is full of tears, you can dispel the twilight and return the land to its light-filled state.|N/A|TP}}</ref> [[Link]] can only collect the Tears in [[Wolf Link|wolf form]] due to them being manifested within [[Shadow Insect]]s that can only be detected upon the activation of his Wolf Senses.<ref>{{Cite|All you have to do is find the dark insects and reclaim all the Tears of Light, right?|Midna|TP}}</ref><ref>{{Cite|To see these evils that hold the Tears of Light, use your [X] senses.|N/A|TP}}</ref> After a Shadow Insect is defeated, it will reveal its Tear of Light within. Commonly, these Shadow Insects exist in pairs, making it easier for Link to locate the Tears. To aid in his search, each Spirit marks the location of each Tear on Link's map.<ref>{{Cite|The locations of my scattered Tears of Light are marked on your map....|Lanayru|TP}}</ref> As the game progresses, the distances between their locations and time spent collecting them increases. After filling the Vessel of Light with Tears, Link is immediately transported to the [[Spirit Spring]] and the spirit is awakened.<ref>{{Cite|The Vessel of Light is full of tears, and light has returned to this area!|N/A|TP}}</ref> |
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| + | The "Nocturne of Shadow" is actually a prelude, as it begins on low, sad notes and builds up to a triumphant note. |
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| − | Tears of Light can be found in the [[Faron Province]], the [[Eldin Province]], and in the [[Lanayru Province]]. Each province has 16 Tears of Light to be collected, while only 12 must be collected in {{TPHD}}. However, the Tears of Light can only be found in one province at a time. The Spirit that requires them only marks the Tears on the map that reside within its province.<ref>{{Cite|With the last of my power...let me mark your map...with the locations...of the tears that have turned into...shadow insects...|Faron|TP}}</ref> |
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| − | ===''Spirit Tracks''=== |
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| + | A nocturne, derived from the French word "nocturnal," is usually a musical composition that is inspired by, or evocative of, the night, which fits with the dark theme of the "Nocturne of Shadow." |
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| − | In {{ST}}, each section of the [[Tower of Spirits]] contains three Tears of Light that must be collected to power up Link's [[Sword]]. Once all three Tears have been obtained, Link can strike a [[Phantom]] in the back, which stuns it. [[Princess Zelda]]'s spirit can then possess the Phantom while it is in this state. After Link obtains the [[Lokomo Sword]], he no longer needs to use the Tears of Light. The Lokomo Sword itself is infused with divine energy, and can allow Zelda to possess Phantoms in the same way Link's previous Sword did. |
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| − | In the [[Dark Realm]], Tears of Light appear on the [[Spirit Tracks (Rails)|Spirit Tracks]]. If Link passes through one on the [[Spirit Train]], it gains temporary invincibility, as well as a significant speed boost whenever Link blows the whistle. With this upgrade, it is possible to destroy [[Armored Train]]s. The Tears of Light here will eventually reappear after being collected. |
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| − | In {{HW}}, Tears of Light appear as [[Item Card]]s in the [[Twilight Map]] as part of the ''Twilight Princess'' DLC Pack. They are used to dispel Twilight clouds from Battle squares, thereby removing the Battle's restrictions and revealing enemies' locations. There is also the similar [[Item Card#Tears of Twilight|Tears of Twilight]], which resets the Twilight clouds and are only available once all of the Twilight have been dispelled. |
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| + | *In {{MM}}, a staff appears along with picture of the [[Skull Kid]] on a cliff face in the area with [[Dodongo]]s or [[Eeno]]s in [[Termina Field]]. If Link plays the notes appearing in the staff, [[Rupee]]s will pop out of the drawing of Skull Kid. These notes can include the ones from the "Nocturne of Shadow."{{Verify|OoT}} |
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Revision as of 14:07, 14 May 2016
Template:Song The "Nocturne of Shadow" is a warping song in Ocarina of Time.
Learning Location and Uses
The Nocturne of Shadow is one of the Warping songs Link learns as an adult. It is taught to him by Sheik in Kakariko Village after completing the Water Temple. Sheik teaches him the song so that he can find the source of evil that invaded the village. The melody allows Link to warp to the upper part of the Kakariko Village Graveyard and is the only way to access the Shadow Temple. The "Nocturne of Shadow" is the only song actually required by adult Link to reach a temple.
Music Theory
The "Nocturne of Shadow" is 7 bars long in 4/4 time and, like the name suggests, hints at emotions relating to night and death. There is no true harmonic progression in the first 4 bars. The melody does not suggest any strong tonic center, and the harmony consists only of fourths moving in chromatic parallel motion. The last three bars do contain functional harmony, with an unusual progression of (bVI/VII - bVII/VII - bVI - bVII - I). The ending harmony is unusual for a nocturne as it ends on a major I cadence. Generally, a nocturne will end on a minor i, or a half cadence.[1]
The "Nocturne of Shadow" is actually a prelude, as it begins on low, sad notes and builds up to a triumphant note.
Etymology
A nocturne, derived from the French word "nocturnal," is usually a musical composition that is inspired by, or evocative of, the night, which fits with the dark theme of the "Nocturne of Shadow."
 Names in Other Regions 
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Japanese | 闇のノクターン (Yami no Nokutān) | Nocturne of Darkness |
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French | Nocturne de l'Ombre | Nocturne of Shadow |
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FrenchCA | Nocturne de l'ombre Template:ExpGame | Nocturne of shadow |
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German | Nocturne des Schattens | |
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Italian | Notturno delle ombre | |
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SpanishEU | Nocturno de Sombras | Nocturne of Shadows |
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SpanishLA | Nocturno de la Sombra Template:ExpGame Nocturno de la sombra Template:ExpGame |
Nocturne of the Shadow Nocturne of the shadow |
Trivia
- In Majora's Mask, a staff appears along with picture of the Skull Kid on a cliff face in the area with Dodongos or Eenos in Termina Field. If Link plays the notes appearing in the staff, Rupees will pop out of the drawing of Skull Kid. These notes can include the ones from the "Nocturne of Shadow."[verification needed]
References
- ↑ Template:Cite web
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