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About Us The Cyber School of Bass was opened in 1999 as a way for bas players from all over the world to have an opportunity to learn technique and improvisation from renowned basist Bunny Brunel. The Cyber School of Bass was created and designed by Emlink Internet. Bunny's Biography Besides his work as a performer, he is equally at home in the roles of composer, arranger and producer. As a soundtrack composer, Bunny collaborated with Clint Eastwood in creating the main theme ("Claudia's Theme") for the Oscar winning film, "The Unforgiven." He also worked on several TV shows, including the popular series "Highlander." As a designer, Bunny created a line of Electric Bass Guitars for Carvin Corp. and an Electric Upright Bass. Bunny has released many albums, which can be found in Bunny's online store. His album "CAB2" was nominated for the "Best Contemporary Jazz Instrumental Album" Grammy award of 2002. These projects highlight his beautiful compositions and melodic solos and show off breathtaking bass lines. Taking an active interest in helping bass players, Brunel regularly gives seminars and lessons on his unique approach to the instrument. He has written several books and instructional videos. Bunny is currently involved in studio work, live performance, and producing and arranging various projects. Visit Bunny's personal site at bunnybrunel.com for more information.
The Cyber School of bass is a free service brought to you by Bunny Brunel and Emlink Internet. BUT! If you enjoyed any of our lessons, please consider a small donation to help cover our server costs. (Suggested donation: $3 per lesson)
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When CHICK COREA watched BERNARD BUNNY BRUNEL play one night at an upscale London jazz club in 1978, Bunny was unaware of the ultimate significance Corea would play in his future success as a bassist. A few weeks after that visit to London, Chick called Bunny on the telephone and asked him to pack up and join him on a world wide tour. Bunny quickly accepted and went on to record the classics "Tap Step" and "Secret Agent" with the legendary jazz fusionist. The roster of artists Bunny went on to record and perform with is practically a "Who's Who" of music industry giants. Notables include: HERBIE HANCOCK, WAYNE SHORTER, TONY WILLIAMS, AL JARREAU, NATALIE COLE, STEVIE WONDER, LARRY CORYELL, AL DIMEOLA, MIKE STERN, JOE FARRELL, and a list that goes on and on.
