Close transcription of the melody of Kreuzlied (Palästinalied) given in the Münster fragment (Münster, Landesarchiv Nordrhein-Westfalen / Staatsarchiv, Msc. VII, 51, dated to c. 1330).
Online scan: thulb.uni-jena.de. See also: mr1314.de.
Raphael Molitor, "Die Lieder des Münsterischen Fragmentes", Sammelbände der Internationalen Musikgesellschaft 12.3 (April/June 1911), 475–500.
Franz Jostes, "Bruchstück einer Münsterschen Minnesängerhandschrift mit Noten", ZfdA 53 (1912), 348–357.
Note that F is located on the central line; in modern notation, this would correspond to the "baritone F-clef" 40px|
The 1912 transcription uses the text of the first stanza as recorded in w:Kleine Heidelberger Liederhandschrift some 60 years earlier; this file transcribes the text of the first stanza as given in the Münster fragment itself.
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