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Dave Illig, Jazz Guitarist:
Welcome to our web site. Both David Illig and Stephanie Illig play guitar but their styles are very different. Hopefully after you spend some time on the site you will get to know them and their music. We hope you enjoy it.
Stephanie is 18 years old and has been playing since the age of 7. Her interests run toward a unique solo acoustic genre. We will be updating her page regularly with some of her solo tunes.
David Illig played professionally for many years. After being hired by a major airline he put the guitar away for 12 years. A visit from some friends from his playing days motivated him to start playing again ...
Welcome to our web site. Both David Illig and Stephanie Illig play guitar but their styles are very different. Hopefully after you spend some time on the site you will get to know them and their music. We hope you enjoy it.
Stephanie is 18 years old and has been playing since the age of 7. Her interests run toward a unique solo acoustic genre. We will be updating her page regularly with some of her solo tunes.
David Illig played professionally for many years. After being hired by a major airline he put the guitar away for 12 years. A visit from some friends from his playing days motivated him to start playing again ...
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