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Minnesang (German: [ˈmɪnəˌzaŋ]; "love song") was a
tradition of lyric- and song-writing in
Germany and
Austria that
flourished in the
Middle High German...
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joined the
Livonian crusade of the
Teutonic order. His
eight extant Minnelieder were
composed during this time. In 1309,
Wernher was
given the position...
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Nachdruck Hildesheim 1966
Erich Gülzow: Des Fürsten
Wizlaw von Rügen
Minnelieder und Sprüche.
Greifswald 1922
Ursula Scheil:
Genealogie der Fürsten von...
- and kept many Minnesänger at his court. It is
possible he
wrote some
Minnelieder (courtly love poetry) himself. He was
physically robust,
although lame...
- Brahms, Beethoven, Bach, Hugo Wolf, Purcell, Ben Webster,
Alberta Hunter,
Minnelieder, a.o. 1986
Viktor Stück von Pina
Bausch Folk
music from Lombardy, Tuscany...
- seen in
poems such as Beowulf.
Musically they were
influenced by the
Minnelieder of the
Minnesang tradition. The
earliest example of a
recognizable ballad...
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spent many
months in Italy. In 1803 he
published a
translation of
Minnelieder aus der schwäbischen Vorzeit, then
between 1799 and 1804 an excellent...
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become musicians, and
their work left
behind a vast body of literature,
Minnelieder. The
following two
centuries saw the
Minnesinger replaced by middle-class...
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piano (1940)
String Quartet (1967)
Quatre pièces brèves (1933) Drey
Minnelieder, for soprano,
flute and
guitar (1960)
Eight Préludes (1947–48) Fantasia...
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literature when in 1803 he
picked up a copy of
Johann Jakob Bodmer's
Minnelieder in Karl von Savigny's
library and
opened it to the "poems in a curoius...
