My Heart Will Go On on the ocarina, 12-hole and in Zelda
My Heart Will Go On, the song from Titanic, is written out in full as an ocarina tab. Open it to play it on a 12-hole ocarina, or on Link's ocarina in Ocarina of Time.
Open My Heart Will Go On as a tab
What's in the tab
The link opens the song in the Scarecrow's Song composer:
- The whole song: the intro, both verses, every chorus, the key change and the tin whistle parts in between.
- A 12-hole Alto C ocarina tab with the fingering and rhythm of every note. Switch Ocarina to F, G, 6-hole, double or triple to re-finger it for those.
- The game's buttons above every note, for Switch 2 or N64.
- Listen to hear it at the record's tempo, or print it.
The song lives in the link, so you can bookmark it or send it to someone.
Playing it in Ocarina of Time
The game's ocarina has five buttons, one per note. You reach the notes between them by bending a note while you play it. On Switch 2, hold D-pad up or D-pad down for a half step, or push the stick up or down for a whole step. On the N64, R and Z bend a half step and the Control Stick a whole step. The tab shows which bend each note needs.
Switch 2 can also hear songs you hum or play into its microphone, but Nintendo has only said it listens for the songs Link has learned, so for this one use the buttons. Looking for a tune short enough for the Scarecrow's Song? Try famous tunes that fit in eight notes.
About the song
My Heart Will Go On was written by James Horner (music) and Will Jennings (words) and sung by Céline Dion for Titanic (1997). The tab is a fan transcription of its melody. It isn't from Zelda, but Link's ocarina can play it.