Kasper Sielicki

Kasper Sielicki (Caspar Polach / Caspar Polonus) (c. 1570? – after July 1591) Kasper Sielicki was a Polish lutenist-composer active at the end of the sixteenth century whose career is known chiefly from court-account evidence and from the survival of his music in German-tablature sources. Modern Polish reference work summarises him as probably entering royal service around the mid-1580s—possibly first as a page connected to the court of Stefan Batory or Anna Jagiellon—where he would have learned the lute