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About Carwyn Mogford
About
Carwyn Mogford is an experienced bass guitarist, and music educator, with over 8 years of performance experience. A graduate of the prestigious Royal Northern College of Music, Carwyn combines formal academic training with a wealth of real-world experience, bringing a well-rounded approach to his lessons. Skilled in genres from rock and jazz to funk and blues, he adapts his teaching to suit each student’s unique goals and musical tastes, creating a supportive and engaging learning environment. Carwyn offers lessons in Bass Guitar, Electric/Acoustic Guitar, and Music Theory.
Your First Lesson
Your first lesson with Carwyn will begin with a friendly consultation and assessment to understand your musical background, goals, and current skill level. Together, you’ll establish a personalised learning plan that aligns with your ambitions, covering key areas such as repertoire, improvisation, and music theory. This initial session is designed to ensure that each lesson moving forward is structured to help you grow at your own pace while keeping your musical journey enjoyable and rewarding.
Teaching Philosophy
As a teacher, Carwyn believes in tailoring lessons to each student’s skill level, learning pace, and musical interests. He blends technical exercises, with ear training, music theory, and repertoire helping students build a solid foundation while discovering their personal style. His teaching emphasises rhythm, timing, and listening skills—essential elements for bass and guitar players at all levels.
Performance Experience
Throughout his career, Carwyn has performed with various bands and ensembles, including Rose Oleria, Luson, The Jazz Stats Big Band, and more. Performing at venues such as The Brangwyn Hall (Swansea), Victoria Hall (Bolton), FAC251 (Manchester), and Band On The Wall (Manchester) alongside many others. This extensive live and studio experience allows him to teach practical skills, including groove, timing, improvisation, and stage presence. With a background in recording and session work, Carwyn also provides insights into adapting to the studio environment and mastering the recording process.
Carwyn Mogford is an experienced bass guitarist, and music educator, with over 8 years of performance experience. A graduate of the prestigious Royal Northern College of Music, Carwyn combines formal academic training with a wealth of real-world experience, bringing a well-rounded approach to his lessons. Skilled in genres from rock and jazz to funk and blues, he adapts his teaching to suit each student’s unique goals and musical tastes, creating a supportive and engaging learning environment. Carwyn offers lessons in Bass Guitar, Electric/Acoustic Guitar, and Music Theory.
Your First Lesson
Your first lesson with Carwyn will begin with a friendly consultation and assessment to understand your musical background, goals, and current skill level. Together, you’ll establish a personalised learning plan that aligns with your ambitions, covering key areas such as repertoire, improvisation, and music theory. This initial session is designed to ensure that each lesson moving forward is structured to help you grow at your own pace while keeping your musical journey enjoyable and rewarding.
Teaching Philosophy
As a teacher, Carwyn believes in tailoring lessons to each student’s skill level, learning pace, and musical interests. He blends technical exercises, with ear training, music theory, and repertoire helping students build a solid foundation while discovering their personal style. His teaching emphasises rhythm, timing, and listening skills—essential elements for bass and guitar players at all levels.
Performance Experience
Throughout his career, Carwyn has performed with various bands and ensembles, including Rose Oleria, Luson, The Jazz Stats Big Band, and more. Performing at venues such as The Brangwyn Hall (Swansea), Victoria Hall (Bolton), FAC251 (Manchester), and Band On The Wall (Manchester) alongside many others. This extensive live and studio experience allows him to teach practical skills, including groove, timing, improvisation, and stage presence. With a background in recording and session work, Carwyn also provides insights into adapting to the studio environment and mastering the recording process.
