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1 black and white print of a crowd standing outside Gibbs in winter coats, with a sticker on the back indicating it was published in KCCB as plate 45 (it was actually plate 43) where the photographer is identified and it is described as showing Collegium Regale singing carols to people waiting in the queue to join the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.

Scope and Contents 7 approximately 8” x 10” black and white prints of the choir wearing cassocks and surplices posed in the choir stalls and standing in the aisle between the choir stalls. Some appear to be taken from the organ loft, some show the Rubens and east end in the background. Annotated ‘6684-178-4’, ‘6684-178-6’ (two copies), ‘6684-178-8’, ‘6684-178-9’ and ‘6684-178-12’ (two copies). Several of the prints are annotated ‘1985’.2 black and white contact sheets annotated ‘6687-02’ and...

Scope and Contents 2 colour prints approximately 8” x 10”. One photograph shows the choir standing in their laces in the stalls with Stephen Cleobury at the conducting desk and the organ in the background, and the other shows the choir arrayed in two rows with Stephen Cleobury in the centre and in front of the Rubens. In both photographs they are wearing red cassocks and surplices. Some choir members are the same as in the similarly arranged east end photo by an unknown photographer (KCPH/2/79/Unknown) and...

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2 black and white contact sheets of images of Stephen Cleobury and the choir performing. The photographs were taken for the New York Times. A letter from Mary Tregellas, IMG Artists Europe, to Stephen Cleobury dated 15 March 1995 and enclosing the contact sheets, is also present.

Scope and Contents Black and white contact sheet of images of the choristers waring top hats and scarves walking in front of Gibbs. Two other images show people walking away from the photographer along the front of Wilkins’ building. Annotated ‘2626-N Film 1’. A black and white print (approximately 8” x 10”) of frame 12 and photocopy of same (on A4 paper) are present, the print annotated ‘X2626N’ and crediting John Rogers as the photographer, and the photocopy annotated ‘Noel has this print from The Times’...

Scope and Contents Black and white contact sheet of images showing the choir wearing cassocks and surplices. In some photographs the choir is standing in 4 rows in the aisle between the choir stalls with Stephen Cleobury at right and the east window and part of the Rubens in the background and in some the choir is standing in 4 rows on the path at the southwest corner of the front court, Stephen Cleobury at right and sometimes with another man at left. Annotated ‘2626-N Film 2’.Also present and...

Scope and Contents ‘Times pic by Marc Aspland. Choir boys of King’s College, Cambridge practising for the annual Xmas Eve Concert at King’s College Chapel, Cambridge’. Colour print, approximately 8.25” x 10.5” showing a close-up of the row of choristers in the stalls on the south side wearing red cassocks without surplices, with candles lit and the east window in the background.Also present is a colour print showing the choir wearing red cassocks and surplices standing under the Rubens with several...

Scope and Contents Comprises: -1 black and white print, approximately 8” x 10”, starkly lit and showing the choir, wearing cassocks and surplices, standing in 4 rows of stalls on one side of the Chapel with Stephen Cleobury at the front left (photo possibly reversed). Labelled ‘G/22’ on the back in pencil. -2 copies of the same colour photograph, approximately 8” x 10”, showing the choir in red cassocks and surplices arrayed in two rows in a V with Stephen Cleobury in the centre and in front of the Rubens....