Sunday, March 07, 2010

Sunday, February 07, 2010

with tele



here's a pic by agustina arcondo taken last friday at niceto, I felt much more comfortable with my g&l telecaster...the pickups are great. I used it through my mxr distortion, rat, boss dd20 giga delay and line 6 dl4 delay modeller and fender blues deluxe tweed amp... high volume on stage...excited and friendly audience

I confirmed my tkt for rome

on saturday I worked with samalea on the order and spacing of pieces for "la national film chamber orchestra plays metropolis live". happy to work with sama after long time!

in the evening played with La NFCO at el rosedal.

Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Iman played yesterday!




I'm still struggling with my jaguar, I think I need to have its pickups waxpotted, or replaced, too much high freq feedback at high volume. I will send it to de castro for adjustment, setup and advice,

meanwhile I will use my tele for the upcoming shows with bochaton and iman

a very intense day yesterday, working with students in the morning, recording for clautropolis in the afternoon and playing with iman in the evening.

I enjoyed playing with iman, I would have liked to see alejandro's face, but a mirror was not easily available...very good attendance, many good friends and musicians in the audience... sama, tito, lolo, juan, maria laura, fede...

the band is getting together and I can see the recordings happenning soon; thelonous is a wonderful venue and we felt very well treated. remarkable.

iman plays again next wednesday feb 10th in virasoro

Monday, February 01, 2010

Iman plays tomorrow!

La National Film Chamber Orchestra continues recording for Claustropolis,

Iman continues rehearsing for this...


Martes 2 de Febrero

Iman

Maria Eva Albistur: bajo, guitarra y voz
Alejandro Franov: teclados, bajo y voz
Fernando Kabusacki: guitarra electrica
Javier Martinez: bateria y bajo


21:30 hs, THELONIOUS
Salguero 1884, Buenos Aires
http://thelonious.com.ar
mateway.com.ar/iman

Monday, January 25, 2010

recording

la national film chamber orchestra played last friday at malba, last saturday at el rosedal and it's recording music for claustropolis in my new studio.
today we recorded bandoneons, guitars, strings and fantasia.... after the first session with enzo the engineer and matias I went back to the studio and set up a second room that will become my PRS "personal recording space". I loaded the movie on vegas, a program I can manage, and setup a GR1 to drive my powerbook loaded with reason and amazing refills...

my new anvil pedalboard is ready but it's impossibly heavy. so I decided to order a soft case from meg, and have wheels put on the anvil...hoping to try both options soon.

Monday, January 04, 2010

IMAN opening for Richard Bona!

Happy New Year!!!!!!

I've just returned from the new year's weekend in Mar Azul,

this week rehearsing with IMAN and setting up the studio for recordings with La National Film Chamber Orchestra: the soundtrack for Claustropolis

IMAN is back opening for Richard Bona next Friday at teatro Gran Rex, Buenos Aires...

here's the story

and by the way, Fred Frith plays in Buenos Aires next Wednesday

Monday, December 07, 2009

Fuga Grafica

I travelled to Rosario last Saturday to see Charly play at The Hipodromo. Great to see Charly play again, great to see the band in action and Los Aliados in action again (this wonderul army of fans / friends /supporters of Charly). The band sounded great. I was particularly moved in a few spots: Kiuge's solo on No te Animas, Charly and Nito together, Charly and Fito together (Fito's piano playng was stunning!). This capacity of this new Charly to play WITH somebody is remarkable. Also seeing him in "conductor" mode was great. Very good concert, I'm glad I went. Well, also the after show dinner at La Refineria was a highlight...Charly was a very happy boy, I rarely saw such a smile in his face.

Yesterday I played a solo improv performance at Fuga Grafica, the performance felt good to me. I played after Pablo Ribot (great set) and before Luis Marte and Lothus, whose performances I missed... I forgot the transfo for my Kaoss Pad so I played without it which ended up being an advantage: I could focus in the music, the sound and the notes more than "in what effects to use".

Back home tired but happy.

Friday, December 04, 2009

Thursday

news:

JUAN RAVIOLI OBTUVO EL PREMIO CLARÍN 2009
EN EL RUBRO MÚSICA / REVELACIÓN / ROCK

much deserved...congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

the concert with mussa phelps & prack was cancelled due to a mistake made by the person who programs no avestruz. too bad. they programmed 2 shows of the same band the same night. sad. I was so much looking forward to playing with mr. phelps!!!!!!!!!!!!!

a last minute call became a magic night: i was invited to join the opening of the buenos aires jazz festival at vinilo club: gillespi and alejandro franov plus lucio mazzaira and myself. this became a magic night. a feeling of " a perfect lineup" and lots of fun. a wonderful venue, good sound, full house (packed!) and very good vibe...

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Buster Keaton en Saladillo

Viernes 27 de Noviembre, 21hs

cine mudo con musica en vivo

El Maquinista de la General, de Buster Keaton
+
La National Film Chamber Orchestra
(Fernando Martin Peña: proyeccion y traducciones, Fernando Kabusacki: guitarra electrica y sintetizada, Alejandro Franov: teclados)

Teatro Español
Festival de Cine con Vecinos,
Saladillo, Buenos Aires

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Flopa en Ojo Rojo Bar

Jueves 26 de Noviembre

Flopa

[Flopa: guitarra eléctrica y voz, Kabusacki: guitarra eléctrica]

Ojo Rojo Bar
Pasaje Luis Dellepiane 685. Capital Federal.
$15. 21:30hs. Reservas al 4372-6814.
www.flopa.com.ar

Friday, November 13, 2009

Francisco Bochatón en La Cigale

El músico platense brilló en la noche del jueves

El espacio reducido del escenario de La Cigale podía presagiar un recital en el que Francisco Bochatón priorizara el lado más acústico de su repertorio. Sin embargo, el trovador platense optó por dar junto al trío que lo acompaña, un show eléctrico y adrenalínico. Eso sí, aprovechó muy bien la cercanía que tenía con su público para mantener un diálogo continuo y cargado de ironía con los presentes. Así, la vuelta de Soda Stereo, las corbatas de Miranda! o los Pixies (los músicos se animaron a pedido del público a improvizar la intro del clásico “Here comes your man”) fueron algunos de los tópicos sobre los que un Bochatón afilado, distendido y algo mareado se refirió a lo largo del show. Las drogas y la bebida fueron otros lugares recurrentes en la fluida conversación entre el artista y su público. De hecho, a alguien se le escuchó gritar: “Francisco, tenés poesía en tu vaso”


En cuanto a las canciones, todo comenzó con “Feliz cumpleaños”, a partir de la cual Francisco propuso un viaje por los terrenos conocidos y, otros no tanto, de su carrera solista y sólo se detuvo en unas pocas canciones del reciente “Tic- Tac”. Entre estos temas, sobresalieron “Balvanera” y la frágil y ya adoptada como favorita por los fans “Tu voz se va”. De su ex banda, los fundamentales Peligrosos Gorriones, sonaron “Amo el jardín” y una poderosa versión de la oscura “Manicomio gris”


“Canto familiar”, “Ausente” y “Gaviota”, ésta última con un nuevo arreglo en la guitarra de Fernando Kabusacki, fueron otros momentos impecables del show en el que la poética y la facilidad para crear melodías memorables de Bochatón volvió a quedar en primer plano. Hablando de poética y de poetas, cuando sonó “22 :33” fue difícil no reparar en esa letra tan original como bella, la cual a la manera de Oliverio Girondo, dentro de 50 años va a seguir siendo vanguardista.


Bochatón y su banda ayudaron a que la noche del jueves, con ese clima casi veraniego fuese más perfecta aún.

from www.vuenosairez.com

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

La Natinal Film Chamber Orchestra en Malba

Cine mudo con musica en vivo en La Noche de los Museos:

Nobleza gaucha + La mosca y sus peligros
de Eduardo Martínez de la Pera y Ernesto Gunche. 100'.
Sábado 14 de noviembre a las 21.00

Destinos
(1929) de E. Cominetti. 90'.
Sábado 14 de noviembre a las 23.00

Malba
Av Figueroa Alcorta 3415, Buenos Aires

Washington Dulles Hilton

En route to Buenos Aires from Seattle, the flight to BA got cancelled, so I was sent to the Dulles Hilton, flying back home later today.

I'm flying back home after a week retreat in Raft Island with The Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists. Part of this project was a performance by Tuning the Air presenting Robert Fripp and The Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center.

After this project I stayed a few days at Tuning the Air member (and also Electric Gaucho!) Travis in Seattle. A very comfortable house in Ballard. We attended I very nice party where I presented my abilities as a dancer (I'm sure most of this blog readers were unaware of this specialty of mine…).

I also spent 3 days in Las Vegas: Charly received a Latin Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award to the Musical Excellence. !!!!!! A moving ceremony. Gustavo Santaolalla and Grammy's president handed him the award. Delicious lunch and various parties and shows followed. It was nice to see Coti there (now a very popular singer songwriter), with whom I shared the stage as guitarist with Javier Calamaro many years ago. Also Diego Frenkel was there (we had lots of fun together!). I even got to share a limo ride with El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico, sitting next to Maestro Eddie Perez, one of the founders of the Combo.

I was invited to perform in New York with Diego and Andres Levin last Monday but could not arrange my flights.....that was very frustrating....


photo: Alex Dejtiar


After much glam, I was happy to be back in Seattle, where I met with several friends. I had a very nice stay in Seattle.

Now I'm stuck in this luxurious hotel in Washington, having a cake from Cupcake Royale for breakfast, looking forward to get back home.

Sunday, November 01, 2009

In Seattle

Here's the video clip from Juan Ravioli's Dias Felices!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6037fcsIYXQ

I'm in Seattle after a week with Robert Fripp & The Orchestra of Crafty Guitarists in Raft Island,

I'll be in Las Vegas for a few days, with Charly at the Latin Grammy Awards.

More soon.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

La National Film Chamber Orchestra played in Asuncion del Paraguay last Monday, at the final ceremony of Festival de Cine. I played with virtuoso player of arpa paraguaya Sixto Corbalan.

The Sala Bicameral del Congreso de La Nacion was full. A hot audience! We played live music for silent film En el infierno del Chaco.

Dinner at a superb Taberna near the hotel.

Back in Buenos Aires in the morning.

I went to Charly's rehearsal in the afternoon in a small stadium. Very moving. The band sounds wonderful, in perfect shape! Happy to see Charly.

Flopa's radio is on here.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Presentacion del Clip de Juan Ravioli



DOMINGO 18 DE OCTUBRE – 20:30HS

PRESENTACIÓN DEL CLIP “SON DÍAS FELICES” de Juan Ravioli
DIRIGIDO POR PABLO TESORIERE
+ CONCIERTO ACÚSTICO & CLANDESTINO

FUNDACIÓN TZUNAMI
BATALLA DEL PARI 843 - CIUDAD DE BUENOS AIRES
BONO CONTRIBUCIÓN $10

La NFCO live in Asuncion del Paraguay

Cine mudo con Musica en Vivo

Lunes 19 de Octubre

En el Infierno del Chaco

Sixto Corvalán: arpa paraguaya
Fernando Kabusacki: guitarra electrica y sintetizada

Funcion de clausura del XVIII Festival de Cine de Paraguay,
Congreso de la Nación,
Asuncion, Paraguay


La National Film Chamber Orchestra plays today!

La National Film Chamber Orchestra plays at Malba, Buenos Aires, today!

20:00hs - Greed
22:40hs - Afridita
23:33hs - The Stag Films

Kabusacki: electric and synth guitar
Matias mango: keyboards

Malba, Av Figueroa Alcorta 3415, Buenos Aires
www.malba.org.ar

Thursday, October 08, 2009

Walking No More

This animation was done by Pablo Rodriguez Jauregui. The piece is featured in my album The Flower and The Radio. Charly Garcia recorded the vocals and keyboards, I played electric guitar (a g&l telecaster) Fernando Samalea played drums, Matias Mango and Mono Fontana keyboards and Maria Eva Albistur the electric bass.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Improvising with Quio Binetti and Yanina Garcia

s i n e s t e s i a 2009 en el CCMOCA


viernes 25 sept./21hs.
centro cultural moca
av. montes de oca 169 / C1270AAB
buenos aires / argentina
RESERVAS (54 11) 4519 563
entradas: desde $10.-

módulo 1:

quío binetti (movimiento)
fernando kabusacki (música)
yanina garcía (imágenes)

módulo 2:

alina folini, agostina dolcemascolo, melina seldes y viviana iasparra (movimiento & textos)
jorge grela (diseño sonoro & música)
milena pafundi (imágenes)
dirección artística: viviana iasparra

iluminación: edu maggiolo

registro fotográfico: Ingrid dabrescia

coordinación general: verónica melnik

www.sinestesias.com.ar

www.ccmoca.com.ar/not_zoom.php?not=75

www.facebook.com/sinestesia.argentina