Michael Kibblewhite

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Michael Kibblewhite was [1] an English Choral conductor. He was educated at Magdalen College, Oxford where he was a boy chorister and soon after a Music and Choir scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge.

Choirs

Kibblewhite founded and also directed a number of choirs in the south-east of England, including:

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