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Walther von der Vogelweide : the single-stanza lyrics

Authors:Walther, Frederick Goldin

Summary:"Walther von der Vogelweide (c.1170-1230) was the greatest German lyric poet of the Middle Ages. He created and performed his songs for the noblest courts of the Holy Roman Empire. Though every German-speaking schoolchild can recite some of Walther's lines, his work is hardly known in the English-speaking world, largely because it has been available until now only in scattered and poorly annotated translations."

Print Book, English, ©2003

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Routledge, New York, ©2003

Series:

Routledge medieval texts

Genre:Criticism, interpretation, etc

Physical Description:510 pages ; 24 cm.

ISBN:

9780415943376, 9781138986879, 041594337X, 1138986879

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:56047205

Subjects:

Criticism, interpretation, etc

Walther, von der Vogelweide

Walther, von der Vogelweide, active 12th century

Walther, von der Vogelweide, active 12th century Criticism and interpretation

Contents:

Waltherus cantor

Walther's life and times

The witness in courtly romance

Walther's performance

Translating Walther

Editing Walther

Meter and form

Texts and translations

Commentary

Language Notes:Introd. and commentary in English; poems in English and Middle High German on opposite pages