What is another word for Minnesinger?
Pronunciation: [mˈɪnɪsɪŋə] (IPA) 
Minnesinger, also known as troubadour or the knightly poet, was a lyric poet or bard who sang and entertained courts in medieval Germany and Austria. They were famous for composing songs of courtly love and chivalry, accompanied by lute or harp. However, there are several other words that can be used as synonyms for minnesinger- bard, balladeer, minstrel, trouvere, and skald. Each of these terms refers to a poet or musician who sings or recites verses in a specific cultural or literary tradition. Although minnesingers were prominent figures in medieval Europe, their legacy continues to inspire musicians, poets, and artists to this day.
