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The field guide

Songbook: the verified song reference

Look up Song of Tilling, the song explicitly named in official demo notes, and see the evidence boundaries of the growing Songs of Glimmerwick songbook.

Sources checked Sep 13Pre-release / official public sourcesView sources ↓
The short answer

Song of Tilling is the song name explicitly verified in the official patch record collected for this wiki. Eastshade calls it the first song and made it easier in demo 0.484. This is the start of a reference, not a complete in-game song list.

Verified named entry
Song of Tilling
Position described by developer
First song in the game
Casting
No stars required
Verified song entry — coverage is incomplete
SongOfficial detailBuild context
Song of TillingSource ↗First song; difficulty made easierDemo 0.484

A name needs its own evidence

Official material describes multiple magical uses, including enchanted tools and environmental changes. An effect is not enough to infer the exact title used in the songbook. The current named entry comes from the developer’s own June patch rather than a reconstruction from a video caption.

That distinction prevents a reference from becoming misleading at the point where a player searches for an exact name. If more songs are verified later, each will carry its own identity, source and build state.

Sources:Songs of Glimmerwick — Steam storeDemo Version 0.484

What the reference says about mastery

The April notes discuss learned and perfected tuning, while the later tutorial clarification says stars are unnecessary for casting. We do not use those fragments to derive a complete star threshold or a universal mana-discount formula.

The personal tracker offers learned, practiced and perfected states so you can keep your own notes. Those labels are not a live reading of the game, and the tracker’s percentage covers only its current small list. It is not the full game’s completion percentage.

Sources:Demo Version 0.465Demo Version 0.466

Use the song page for the immediate question

Open Song of Tilling for the documented difficulty change and its practical implications. If a flute input is confusing, the broader music and controller guides distinguish a missing star from an unverified input or target problem.

A complete song catalogue will need names, effects, unlocks, relevant interactions and any mastery rules verified in the actual launch build. Until that evidence exists, we keep unnamed effects in the system overview instead of creating plausible-sounding song pages.

Sources:Demo Version 0.484Songs of Glimmerwick — Steam store

Behind this answer

Last verified · Pre-release / official public sources

  1. Demo Version 0.484Eastshade Studios · Official source · 2026-06-13
  2. Demo Version 0.466Eastshade Studios · Official source · 2026-04-14
  3. Songs of Glimmerwick — Steam storeEastshade Studios / Steam · Official source
  4. Demo Version 0.465Eastshade Studios · Official source · 2026-04-11
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