minnesinger

Eschenbach (eshen-ba˙h), Wolfram von, German medival poet or minnesinger, flourished in the first half of the thirteenth century.

A thrill of passion ran through the veins of the minnesinger; and, leaving his horse, he followed the apparition.

More noble than any of these was the tribute paid to women by the Minnesinger Henry of Meissen.

These laws prescribe the form which we recognise as substantially that of the lied of the minnesinger.