Orchestral fireworks from the very first downbeat, the kind of score that made people rethink what a Mario game could sound like. This 2011 official soundtrack release of Super Mario Galaxy uses the Japanese track names, so Gusty Garden becomes Wind Garden, Rosalina becomes Rosetta, and Melty Molten becomes Hell Prominence, which honestly sounds way more intense.
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Teresa Waltz floats with ghostly elegance, strings dancing in triple meter around Boo's mansion. Wind Garden still carries that soaring melodic lift that became the game's emotional signature. "Daybreak ~A New Morning~" closes things with quiet hope after all that cosmic chaos.
If you want the definitive tracklist with the original Japanese naming, this is the version to grab.