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Minnesang (German: [ˈmɪnəzaŋ] ; "love song") was a
tradition of
German lyric- and song-writing that
flourished in the
Middle High
German period (12th...
- Kanzone) is the
characteristic strophic form of
Minnesang, the
Middle High
German lyric genre. In
Minnesang, the
canzone follows the tri-partite structure...
- Blütezeit (c. 1170 – c. 1230). This was the
period of the
blossoming of
Minnesang, MHG
lyric poetry,
initially influenced by the
French and Provençal tradition...
-
containing songs), the
single most
comprehensive source of
Middle High
German Minnesang poetry,
written and
illustrated between c. 1304 when the main part was...
- songs. Neidhart's
lyrics are
highly innovative: into the
courtly genre of
Minnesang, he
introduced peasant characters, who are
often shown in
conflict with...
- century, the
royal court in
Prague became one of the
centers of
German Minnesang and
courtly literature. The
Czech German-language
literature can be seen...
- of the troubadours,
related movements sprang up
throughout Europe: the
Minnesang in Germany,
trovadorismo in
Galicia and Portugal, and that of the trouvères...
- the late
fourteenth or
early fifteenth centuries, and can even
refer to
Minnesang from as
early as the 12th and 13th centuries. It
later came especially...
- Goethe; his
hundred or so love-songs are
widely regarded as the
pinnacle of
Minnesang, the
medieval German love lyric, and his
innovations breathed new life...
-
troubadours like
Guyot de
Provins from
Burgundy and Provence, the art of
minnesang developed in Barbarossa's court.
Early remarkable German Minnesänger incluđe...
