-
Minnesinger [Court life at the time of the
Minnesinger]. 2 volumes.
Wikisource has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Minnesingers"...
- the arts,
particularly music and poetry,
holding contests between the
Minnesingers at the Wartburg.
Across the
valley towered the Venusberg, in
whose interior...
- Herr
Reinmar von Zweter, a 13th-century
Minnesinger, was
depicted with his
noble arms in
Codex Manesse....
- the
original on 6
September 2023. "Walther von der
Vogelweide |
German Minnesinger,
Lyric Poet". Britannica.
Archived from the
original on 6 June 2023....
- der
Vogelweide and
Reinmar von
Hagenau are
probably the most
famous minnesingers from this period.
Germans have pla**** a
leading role in the development...
- they were
known as trouveres. In old German,
buskers were
known as
Minnesingers and Spielleute. In
obsolete French, it
evolved to
busquer for "s****,...
-
Their style went on to
influence the trouvères of
northern France, the
minnesingers of Germany, and the
composers of
secular music of the
Trecento in northern...
- The
Codex Manesse is an
anthology of the
works of a
total of
about 135
minnesingers of the mid 12th to
early 14th century. For each poet, a
portrait is shown...
-
folklore of the 16th century, the
narrative becomes ****ociated with the
minnesinger Tannhäuser, and in that form the myth was
taken up in
later literature...
- as one of the
greatest epic
poets of
medieval German literature. As a
Minnesinger, he also
wrote lyric poetry.
Little is
known of Wolfram's life. There...
