The Legend of Zelda - Music Box – Song of Storms

The Legend of Zelda music box made from solid rosewood with gold engraving on the lid. It feautures the iconic Song of Storms melody from both the Ocarina of Time and the sequel Majora's Mask. The Music Box has a wind-up mechanism on the bottom.

Ocarina of Time
The "Song of Storms" is taught to Adult Link by the Phonogram Man inside the Kakariko Windmill in Ocarina of Time. When played, it can summon rain, reveal secret grottoes, and water Magic Bean sprouts to produce Fairies. In several areas throughout Hyrule, if Navi turns green, Link can play the "Song of Storms" to summon a wingless Fairy which restores Hearts and the Magic Meter. If Link plays the "Song of Storms" inside the Kakariko Windmill as a child, it will speed up the windmill dramatically, causing the well to drain and open the access to the Bottom of the Well.
The song can also be played to the Fabulous Five Froggish Tenors in Zora's River to obtain a Piece of Heart.

Majora's Mask
The "Song of Storms" was a song composed by the Composer Brothers of the Ikana Canyon in Majora's Mask. When Link finds Flat's crypt beneath the Ikana Graveyard, he teaches the song to him. It represents his sadness of losing his brother Sharp and his anger for his betrayal. If Link plays the song to Sharp in the Spring Water Cave, he will revive the Ikana River.
Playing the "Song of Storms" after getting cursed by a Blue Bubble immediately dispels the curse.

Oracle of Seasons
In Oracle of Seasons, the "Song of Storms" is played in the Eastern Suburbs area where the windmill is located. It is played by Guru-Guru on his phonograph.