For years, Guthrie Trapp has been one of the most respected players and teachers in the guitar world. His original ArtistWorks school helped thousands of students unlock the fretboard and find their groove through his signature blend of country, blues, and rock influences.
Now, Guthrie’s back and he’s taken things to a whole new level.
Newly refreshed, The Guitar Styles of Guthrie Trapp is more than just an update — it’s a complete reimagining of how players can learn and grow. Drawing on years of teaching and thousands of student video exchanges, Guthrie has distilled his method into a clear, step-by-step path designed to help you make real progress — no matter your style or starting point.
In Guthrie’s own words:
What we’ve created here is a massive library, hundreds of lessons of all the things that I’ve used throughout my career as a professional guitar player through many different styles of music.
This will help your rhythm playing. It’ll help you create melodic solos. It might even help you write songs and create your own melodies. We’ve got great backing tracks, recorded by professional musicians in Nashville. We’ve got tabs. We’ve got all the things that you need to be able to navigate through this course in your own way.
Why This Launch Matters
This refreshed school is exclusive to ArtistWorks — you won’t find it anywhere else. It’s the only place where you can learn directly from Guthrie, get personal feedback through our unique Video Exchange® platform, and connect with a global community of players who share your passion for guitar.
Be the First to Explore
If you’ve never studied with Guthrie before, you can try the new school free for 7 days and see how much you can accomplish in just a week. And for a limited time, you’ll also save $100 on an annual plan when you use code GUTHRIE100 at checkout.
Join Guthrie Live!
To celebrate the relaunch, Guthrie will be hosting a live Q&A and playing session on October 30 — streaming exclusively on YouTube. Don’t miss this chance to hear about the new school in his own words, ask questions, and get inspired to fall back in love with your playing.