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Winter
2005 Metropolitan College newsletter
featuring Richard Maloney and cellist Matt Haimovitz
Winter 2004 Metropolitan College newsletter
featuring Richard Maloney
As a young man, Richard Maloney thought that trying
to achieve a balance between the three "A's" – arts,
athletics, and academics -- would be a good idea. After a time, it was
too late to stop.
Mr. Maloney studied renaissance and baroque lute with
Douglas Freundlich at the Longy School of Music where he earned a Graduate
Diploma in Early Music Performance in 1998. He has performed with the
Harvard University Baroque Chamber Orchestra, Boston University Opera
Institute, Revels, Renaissonics, and Mille Corde, an ensemble he co-founded.
The Boston Globe called him “an excellent scholar, artist, and
gentleman all at once.” He is currently exploring the lute song
and solo literature of renaissance England with BU Musicology doctoral
candidate soprano Maria Georgakarakou. They perform together as Duo
Oriana.
Mr. Maloney served as a tennis teaching professional
at the Babson Recreation Center (Wellesley, MA) and the Mount Auburn
Club (Watertown, MA) for over ten years. He was Head Professional of
the Babson Tennis Camp for four summers. In addition,
Mr. Maloney coached the women’s tennis teams at Babson and Regis
Colleges and is a United States Professional Tennis Registry certified
professional. Currently, he is the volunteer assistant coach of the
Boston University Men's Tennis team.
Mr. Maloney holds a B.A. in History from Bates College,
a B.M. in Professional Music (guitar) from Berklee College of Music,
and an M.S. in Arts Administration from Boston University. He is a
doctoral
candidate in Law, Policy, and Society at Northeastern University where
his research focuses on cultural policy and the role of the arts in
urban economic development.
Professor
Maloney's CV
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