Anderson Institute of Music & Performing Arts

Situated in the heart of Buckeye, the Anderson Institute of Music & Performing Arts has by far the best music and performing arts instructors and equipment I have seen. I’ve been to several different music schools and performing arts academies.
It’s been awhile since my last lesson from AIM but I recently had the opportunity to tour the new various studios and their different locations. What was very impressive were the diversity of the studios. For people who want a creative environment that instills self-​confidence, self-​esteem, and teamwork without sacrificing the core values of dance as an art form, the AIM studio is that place. The AIM studio nurtures students of all ages, provides, high-​caliber dance instruction, and creates a family-​friendly atmosphere using the mediums of dance, music, and performance.
As far as music is concerned, the instructors and staff are extremely friendly and helpful. My skills as a musician developed, as did my confidence, my abilities and taste in music. It wasn’t long before I was able to not only understand the notes I’ve been playing but also read the music. I would have to say that deciphering the hidden messages in the music was like winning a secret war I never knew was there.
I hardly ever give a business 5 stars but being able to understand, and play music as well as I do now is truly a testament to the equipment and instruction i’ve been given. I hope that one day, AIM will be able to provide instructional videos (at a low cost) as I now live hundreds of miles away and lack the instruction that i’ve been given at AIM.

For a school that raves t hat its the «Best» please think twice before you leave your children in the care of their teacher Beth Ann. She lost track of my child and failed to tell me or even her own boss that she did. Her excuse was ” I forgot”. AIM had an agreement with my childs preschool that if the preschool brings the children to them during the day, their staff would walk the children back to the daycare. Bethann failed to keep an eye on my child who slipped out the front door barefeoot without her or anyone else on the staff noticing. The way Beth ann found out my 4 yo child was even outside the building and down the complex was only because a member of the daycare facility saw my child return and they then walked to AIM to find out why no one was walking with the child. Beth ann remembered to tell me that my 6 yo acted out in her class But forgot to tell me that she lost track of my child and had to be notified by another more responsible agency??? If Beth ann can not remember to tell a parent that she lost track of a child who exited their facility, how can any parent trust their child in her care? Who knows what happens to those children. Probably no one because she will «forget» to tell you! STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCHOOL AND THIS TEACHER!

The best!