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Beautiful music Downtown Columbia, KY



2012-01-15 - CIMA, 203 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. Classical Pianist and Director of the Columbia Institute of Art and Music (CIMA) David Isaacs, plays beautiful classical music on the Yamaha Grand Piano in a practice room looking out on Burkesville Street and the Columbia United Methodist Church. Starting Tuesday, January 17, 2012, will be open 24 hours a day/7 days a week for practice. "Some student's schedules won't fit into our 10am-8pm regular class schedule,' Isaacs said, "this will give them a chance to practice on a schedule which is flexible and best fits their needs." CIMA location is in the Madison Square Building, the one time Flowers Ford dealership show room and one time Madison Square Drug Store. Robert Flowers, now CEO of the Bank of Columbia, was a principal in Flowers Ford, and the Bank of Columbia is one of the patrons of the arts helping to underwrite lower cost private music education in Columbia, Isaacs said.

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