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34: 22: 939: 1665: 927: 151:(ms. C, fol 126rv, dated c. 1304) has nine stanzas. Other manuscripts contribute an additional four, for a total of thirteen distinct stanzas. Of these, one (recorded as 4th stanza in ms. Z) is clearly younger than the original composition. On the remaining five stanzas not in ms. A, there is no expert consensus as to whether they should be regarded as Walter's. 1396:
A "third" stanza, preserved only in two manuscripts (among them ms. Z, where it is the fourth out of twelve stanzas, the "final" stanza 9 being in second place), is considered not original to Walther's composition and rarely printed in editions of the text (given in a footnote in Wilmanns 1886, p.
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The nine stanzas in C are numbered C21–C29, the seven stanzas in A are A50–A56. Three stanzas are identical between A and C (C22=A51, C23=A52, C29=A56) and another have only minor differences, such as transposed word order (C21=A50, C25–27 = A53–55). The fourth and eighth
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Frank Carr Nicholson, "Walther Von Der Vogelweide," in Old German Love Songs: Translated from the Minnesingers of the 12th to 14th Centuries (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1907),
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Meinolf Schumacher: "Die Konstituierung des „Heiligen Landes“ durch die Literatur. Walthers „Palästinalied“ und die Funktion der europäischen Kreuzzugsdichtung." In
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became a sort of staple song for such genres and is now well known to modern audiences due to performances by mainly German bands, including (among others):
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was introduced in the debate on the interpretation of the melody discovered in 1912. R. Wustmann, "Walthers Palästinalied",
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The earliest source for the melody is the Münster fragment (ms. Z), written about a century after Walther's death. The
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12.3 (April/June 1911), 475–500. Franz Jostes, "Bruchstück einer Münsterschen Minnesängerhandschrift mit Noten",
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The stanzas here numbered 4, 6a, 8 and 8a are not in ms. A and are considered to be of doubtful authenticity.
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Münster, Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen / Staatsarchiv, Msc. VII, 51, dated to c. 1330 (related to
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Walther's presence in Vienna is recorded for 1217, and again for 1219, after the return of Duke
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Husmann, Heinrich (1953). "Das Prinzip der Silbenzählung im Lied des zentralen Mittelalters".
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from the crusade. It is not known whether Walther himself participated in Leopold's crusade.
1704: 1488: 1143: 633: 594: 21: 8: 1650: 978: 145:(ms. A) is the oldest source of the text (dated to the 1270s), giving seven stanzas. The 1499: 957: 719: 1624: 1492: 1451: 1253: 656: 128:
Al diu werlt diu strîtet her / Wir sîn an der rehten ger / Reht ist, daz er uns gewer
1571: 1191: 1049: 1025: 598: 1008: 938: 1386:), 6a and 8a are the ninth and final of twelve stanzas in ms. Z, respectively. 680: 41: 1619: 1172: 902: 743: 710: 662: 1181:'s String Quartet Set's 1st movement takes much of its melody from this song. 1683: 1588: 1504: 1439: 1252:(first ed.). London, England: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers. p. 977. 147: 97: 26: 1209: 1178: 1108: 1098: 988: 926: 620: 86: 82: 63: 1156: 1078: 78:. It is one of the few songs by Walther for which a melody has survived. 126: 1138: 1068: 1054: 1020: 972: 110: 71: 1614: 1088: 1013: 944:
Close transcription of the melody as recorded in the Münster fragment
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Transcription of the melody in the Münster fragment (Jostes 1912).
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and related musical styles in the late 1980s and 1990s, the
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told from the perspective of a pilgrim setting foot in the
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Konzett, Matthias (2000). "Walther von der Vogelweide".
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is a compilation of 20 performances of the song (2002;
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there, where he will have neither pledge nor bailsman.]
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to the Holy Land, the Christian claim is the just one (
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That has come to pass for which I have ever prayed:
1330:Sammelbände der Internationalen Musikgesellschaft 1234:Sammelbände der internationalen musikgesellschaft 1681: 625:Woe to you, heathens, this is an outrage to you! 25:Portrait of Walther von der Vogelweide from the 667:For he was an eternal companion to the Father, 155:stanzas in C (C24, C28) are not recorded in A. 100:(1217–1221). Its oldest attestation is in the 38:Troubadours Singing the Glories of the Crusades 1534: 1520: 677:straighter and smoother than an arrow-shaft, 695:such that no emperor has ever fought better, 906:ms. (c. 1230) contains the first stanza of 705:that he, the Lord, broke from their custody 1527: 1513: 1376: 1374: 1372: 1370: 1368: 766:as he will pass judgement within the hour, 751:and so may the poor man about the violence 501:Shaft so smooth and straight there’s none, 1485:Orientdiskurse in der deutschen Literatur 755:Hail to him there, who has requited here! 265:For the very first I am alive to myself, 1444:Die Gedichte Walthers von der Vogelweide 716:[6a. After this, he remained in the land 242:Lands, the greatest, goodliest, fairest, 44:for the 1877 illustrated edition of the 32: 20: 1365: 1279: 1245: 870:For whom this is not enough, let him go 521:Whom their hands had pierced and slain. 476:Spear, Cross, thorn, your praise it is! 1682: 1167:The Austrian Ensemble for Early Music 860:[More than a hundred thousand miracles 81:The melody has been suggested to be a 1594:Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift 1508: 1450:(14th ed. Christoph Cormeau, 1996, 1310: 1308: 1228:Both titles are modern conventions. 872:to the Jews, who will tell him more.] 799:all say that this is their patrimony. 572:Christians, Jews, and heathens claim. 292:what miracles have come to pass here! 246:O'er them all the crown thou bearest. 228:The holy land, the earth that winneth 142:Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift 103:Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift 66:written in the early 13th century by 849:daran solt ir iuch nicht keren an.] 224:Life's true worth at last beginneth, 1690:Works by Walther von der Vogelweide 1463:Deutsche Classiker des Mittelalters 951: 764:no one's complaint will be delayed, 735:Its name is recognized before God.] 669:and to the Spirit, which no one may 578:All the world strives here, we see; 548:Penance here brings blessing there! 540:Orphan’s wrongs and widowed woman’s 517:Through their guard He broke amain; 509:When He quelled the fiend and ended 428:[8a. Ir enlât iuch niht verdriezen, 425:dort, dâ er pfant noch bürgen hât!] 269:the noble land, and also that earth 13: 1305: 975:(album All die Weil Ich Mag, 1974) 749:and the orphan may file complaint, 511:Such a fight as king ne’er fought, 392:sîn name, der ist vor got erkant.] 331:Dô er sich wolte übr uns erbarmen, 248:Think what wonders here have been! 14: 1731: 1249:Encyclopedia of German Literature 956:With the increased popularity of 885:speak wrongly, as he may well do; 834:zúo den juden, die sagent im mê.] 789:it began here and will end here.] 723:hence, where his Father sent him. 707:and that he was later seen alive, 648:this is a miracle all too great, 638:he, most rich, on us, most poor, 630:As he wanted to take pity on us, 615:so that we thralls might be free; 472:That we thralls might so be free. 380:[6a. Dar nâch was er in dem lande 375:und daz man in sît lebendig sach, 327:wê dir, heiden! daz ist dir zorn! 286:Such fair lands, rich and noble, 271:to which so much honour is given. 193:ez ist geschehen, des ich ie bat, 1664: 1663: 1175:performance of "Palästinalied". 937: 925: 813:so it is just that He grant it. 770:Whosoever here leaves any debt 499:E’er disjoin; the three are one: 470:Here He let them sell Him later, 466:Here He was baptized with water, 358:sleht und ebener danne ein zein, 302:was this not a perfect miracle? 189:daz here lant und ouch die erde, 1409: 1400: 747:when the widow will be avenged, 646:That he was not vexed by this, 478:Heathens, woe! ye rage at this. 421:und swer deheine schult hie lât 335:er vil rîche übr uns vil armen, 325:wol dir, sper, kriuz unde dorn! 300:lord over all the angelic host, 290:you are the honour of them all, 109:The subject of the song is the 96:was written at the time of the 1715:Works about Palestine (region) 1417:"Listen/Anhören altemusik.net" 1390: 1352: 1343: 1292: 1273: 1239: 1222: 883:Very easily will a foolish man 843:nicht erzuernet, waz ich sage. 841:daz ir durch iuwer hochgemüete 822:[Mê dann hundert tûsent wunder 768:so will it be on the Last Day. 725:His Spirit, which may save us, 582:God will grant it rightfully. 580:Yet we hold the rightful plea: 574:God adjudge it where the merit 570:That this land they do inherit 546:All the violence he must bear. 536:Here a day of dreadful summons 515:Sorrow to the Jews it brought; 497:And the Ghost, whom no man may 493:From the grave wherein he lay. 491:Down to hell the Son descended 440:daz huob sich und endet hie]. 434:kurzwîlen und iuch wizzen lân, 432:sô wil ich die rede entsliezen 388:den sant er hin wider ze hant. 369:dô vuor er her wider ze lande. 319:dô liez er sich hie verkoufen, 315:Hie liez er sich reine toufen, 254:Was not that a wondrous thing? 250:From a Maid a babe did spring, 244:Many such mine eyes have seen; 232:I have won my lifelong prayer: 208:waz ist wunders hie geschehen! 204:swaz ich der noch hân gesehen, 202:Schoeniu lant, rîch unde hêre, 1: 1215: 881:what I say may not anger you. 837:[Vrowe min, durch iuwer güete 832:swem des niht genuoge, der gê 811:we are pursuing a just claim, 801:God must decide this justly, 772:unrequited, how will he stand 740:In this land he has announced 576:Lieth, in His threefold name! 544:Then the poor man may declare 542:Shall be righted by His hand. 495:Him the Father still attended 474:We had else been lost, I wis. 468:That men might be pure as He. 453:al diu welt, diu strîtet her: 449:got müez ez ze rehte scheiden 445:Kristen, juden und die heiden 419:sô ez ist an dem lesten tage: 409:wol im dort, der hie vergalt! 397:In diz lant hât er gesprochen 382:vierzic tage: dô vuor er dar, 377:den ir hant sluog unde stach. 373:daz er, hêrre, ir huote brach 365:Do er den tiefel dô geschande 354:und der geist, den nieman mac 348:Hinnen vuor der sun ze helle, 236:God in human shape did fare. 185:Nû alrêst lebe ich mir werde, 76:Middle High German literature 879:that by your high-mindedness 866:say more than a child could, 847:misseredet, als er wol kann. 845:Vil lihte daz ein tumber man 703:Then began the Jews' sorrow: 513:Here to earth He reascended. 457:reht ist, daz er uns gewer. 430:dâz ich noch gesprochen hân. 417:wan er wil zestunden rihten. 407:der dâ wirt mit ime gestalt. 371:dô huob sich der juden leit: 367:daz nie keiser baz gestreit, 356:sunder scheiden, êst al ein, 352:des was ie der vater geselle 350:von dem grabe da'r inne lac. 333:hie leit er den grimmen tôt, 252:O'er the angel hosts a king; 214:was daz niht ein wunder gar? 212:hêre über aller engel schar, 210:daz ein magt ein kint gebar, 7: 1558:Ir sult sprechen willekomen 1184: 887:let this not perturb you.] 875:[My lady, by your goodness, 826:dâ von ich niht mê besunder 650:beyond all other miracles.] 617:otherwise we would be lost. 538:He appointed for this land. 503:As to Abraham it was shown. 447:jehent, daz diz ir erbe sî. 415:fristet dâ niemannes klage, 386:sînen geist, der uns bewar, 339:daz in dô des niht verdrôz, 267:since my sinful eye beholds 170:Rhyming English translation 85:of 12th-century troubadour 40:, one of the engravings by 10: 1736: 1536:Walther von der Vogelweide 1474:Walther von der Vogelweide 1205:Medieval German literature 1091:(Dance/electronic), album 785:what wonders God has still 519:Living was He seen again, 455:wir sîn an der rehten ger. 401:dâ diu witwe wirt gerochen 390:heilig ist daz selbe lant: 384:dannen in sîn vater sande. 341:dâst ein wunder alze grôz, 323:anders waeren wir verlorn. 230:Fame for glories manifold. 197:dâ got menischlîchen trat. 195:ich bin komen an die stat, 68:Walther von der Vogelweide 1659: 1633: 1607: 1581: 1542: 895: 830:wan ein teil von unser ê. 828:kan gesagen als ein kint, 820: 783:briefly, and let you know 451:durch die sîne namen drî. 438:mit dem menschen erwege 413:Unser lantraehtere tihten 360:als er Abrahâme erschein. 337:daz wir komen ûz der nôt. 321:daz wir eigen wurden frî. 317:daz der mensche reine sî. 309: 288:as I have seen elsewhere, 234:I am in the country where 226:Now my sinful eyes behold 206:sô bist dûz ir aller êre. 191:der man sô vil êren giht. 181: 175:Close English translation 16:13th century crusade song 1317:Jenaer Liederhandschrift 1063:Kein Evoë – Kein Requiem 856: 824:hie in disem lande sint, 779:that I have spoken more. 587: 462: 436:swaz got wunders noch ie 423:unverebent, wie der stât 405:und der arme den gewalt, 403:und der weise klagen mac 275:I have come to the place 261: 220: 187:sît mîn sündic ouge siht 89:song "Lanquan li jorn". 62:("Palestine Song") is a 1641:Albrecht von Johansdorf 868:only part of our faith. 839:nu vernemet mine clage, 777:[8a. Let it not vex you 733:Holy is this same land: 713:had beaten and pierced. 621:spear, cross, and thorn 343:aller wunder übergnoz.] 134: 127: 50:Joseph François Michaud 46:History of the Crusades 1382:4 and 8 are in ms. C ( 1101:(in "Teutates," album 1081:(instrumental), album 1073:I Cover You With Blood 877:now hear my complaint, 862:are here in this land, 794:Christians, Jews, and 781:I will explain my rede 689:Having humiliated the 681:He appeared to Abraham 399:einen angeslîchen tac, 70:, the most celebrated 53: 30: 1710:Medieval compositions 1646:Heinrich von Morungen 1599:Weingarten Manuscript 1152:Palästinalied-Projekt 787:in mind with mankind; 753:that was done to him. 609:There he let himself 36: 24: 1489:Klaus Michael Bogdal 916:Alte clamat Epicurus 864:about which I cannot 123:"heathens" (Muslims) 1651:Reinmar von Hagenau 1349:ed. 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Index


Codex Manesse

Gustave Doré
Joseph François Michaud
crusade song
Walther von der Vogelweide
lyric poet
Middle High German literature
contrafactum
Jaufre Rudel's
Fifth Crusade
Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift
Christian gospel
Holy Land
Jews
"heathens" (Muslims)
Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift
Codex Manesse
in human form
a maid bore
being pure
be baptized
might be pure
be sold
spear, cross, and thorn
suffered grim death
escape from woe
rode to hell
grave

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