Dear Steven,

I've known him since the mid 1990s and considered a friend. But some time in
the early 2000's, he apparently made up his mind to quit the lute making
business, yet kept accepting new orders and taking deposits from customers
(including myself - he owes a 1000 Euro to me alone!). He never finished
their instruments and keeps their money. Now all trace of him is lost. A
promising lute maker has turned into a criminal. Since his reputation
suffered a lot, I doubt he'll ever return to lute making.

Such behavior seems to me unprecedented in the lute world.

Michal



On 12/13/06 5:52 PM, "Steven Winiarski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all!
> 
> I have written in the past regarding Szymon Gasienica and the lute he still
> owes me.  It has been over three years since he received my payment and
> promised to send the instrument and still no lute nor any word from him.  I
> was wondering if anyone has his address since I am going to Poland over the
> holidays.  I would love to stop by and see if I could pick up the lute (if
> it exists) in person.  Also, if anyone has hear from Szymon recently, I
> would love to get in contact with him.
> 
> Thanks again,
> 
> Steven




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