[Guide] The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask (N64) | Every Track Added to Nintendo Music

First released on the Nintendo 64 in April 2000, The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask was an immediate follow-up to the iconic The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. By reusing assets from the prequel, the development team were able to complete the sequel as quickly as they did.

During the early hours of October 9, 2026, tracks from The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask were added to Nintendo Music. A total of 111 tracks were included, with a combined runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes. Of these, 111 tracks, 62 are extendable for longer listening sessions.

We have the complete track list here:

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask | Every Track Added to Nintendo Music (October 8, 2026 / October 9, 2026)

1. Title Theme
2. Opening
3. Chase Theme
4. Cavern
5. Majora’s Theme
6. Clock Tower
7. Happy Mask Salesman’s Theme
8. Clock Town, First Day
9. Fairy’s Fountain
10. Mayor’s Meeting
11. Milk Bar
12. Guru-Guru’s Song
13. Clock Town, Second Day
14. House
15. Kamaro’s Dance
16. Shop
17. Swordsman’s School
18. Heart Container Acquired
19. Clock Town, Third Day
20. Keaton’s Quiz
21. Shooting Gallery
22. Rosa Sisters
23. Minigame
24. Last Day
25. Astral Observatory
26. Zelda’s Theme
27. Song of Time (Ocarina Ver.)
28. Song of Healing (Ocarina Ver.)
29. Song of Healing
30. Ocarina Acquired
31. Mask Acquired
32. Inverted Song of Time (Ocarina Ver.)
33. Song of Double Time (Ocarina Ver.)
34. Termina Field
35. Owl
36. Battle
37. Game Over
38. Got a Treasure
39. Important Item Acquired
40. Item Acquired
41. Southern Swamp
42. Magic Hags’ Potion Shop
43. Woods of Mystery
44. Boat Cruise
45. Deku Palace
46. Sonata of Awakening (Ocarina Ver.)
47. Sonata of Awakening
48. Song of Soaring (Ocarina Ver.)
49. Song of Soaring
50. Woodfall Rises
51. Woodfall Temple
52. Middle Boss Battle
53. Southern Swamp Clears
54. Giants’ Theme
55. Oath to Order (Ocarina Ver.)
56. Oath to Order
57. Gorman Track
58. Horse Race
59. Horse Race: Finish Line
60. Mountain Village
61. Goron Lullaby Intro (Ocarina Ver.)
62. Goron Village
63. Goron Lullaby (Ocarina Ver.)
64. Goron Lullaby
65. Snowhead Temple
66. Boss Battle
67. Boss Defeated
68. Snowhead Cleared
69. Goron Race
70. Goron Race: Finish Line
71. Frog Song
72. Romani Ranch
73. Epona’s Song (Ocarina Ver.)
74. Bremen March
75. Ghost Attack
76. Event Cleared
77. Cremia’s Carriage
78. Event Failed
79. Great Bay Coast
80. Mikau
81. Marine Research Laboratory
82. Pirates’ Fortress
83. Zora Hall
84. Drums Practice
85. Bass Practice
86. Piano Practice
87. Bass & Guitar Session
88. Piano Solo
89. New Wave Bossa Nova (Ocarina Ver.)
90. New Wave Bossa Nova
91. Great Bay Temple
92. The Indigo-Go’s
93. Ballad of the Wind Fish
94. Ikana Valley
95. Song of Storms (Ocarina Ver.)
96. Sharp’s Curse
97. Music Box House
98. Ikana Castle
99. Elegy of Emptiness (Ocarina Ver.)
100. Elegy of Emptiness
101. Stone Tower Temple
102. Stone Tower Temple Upside-Down
103. Calling the Four Giants
104. Tatl & Tael
105. To the Moon
106. Majora’s Mask Battle
107. Majora’s Incarnation Battle
108. Majora’s Wrath Battle
109. Moon’s Destruction
110. The Giants’ Exit
111. The End / Credits

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• Mario Kart World
• Pikmin 4
• The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
• Fire Emblem Engage
• Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet
• Pokémon FireRed Version and Pokémon LeafGreen Version
• Splatoon 3
• Kirby and the Forgotten Land
• Animal Crossing: New Horizons
• Super Mario Odyssey
• Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
• Super Mario Galaxy
• Wil Sports
• Metroid Prime
• The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
• Donkey Kong Country
• Super Mario Bros.

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