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Wen Kezheng (traditional Chinese: 溫可錚; simplified Chinese: 温可铮; Tongyong Pinyin: Wen Ke-Zheng; Wade–Giles: Wen Ke-Zheng, 1929–2007) was a Chinese operatic bass and music educator. Known for his rich and deep voice, he has been known as the "Chinese Chaliapin" and dubbed by the domestic classical music community as the "King of Basses". As an educator, he is best known for his long-time association with the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and headed the Department of Vocal Music and Opera. He also served as the fourth director of the Chinese Musicians' Association.

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rdfs:label	Wen Kezheng (de) Wen Kezheng (en) 温可铮 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Wen Kezheng (chinesisch 溫可錚 / 温可铮; * 1929 in Peking; † 19. April 2007) war ein chinesischer Sänger der Stimmlage Bass. Er war Direktor der Institution für Gesangswesen auf dem Konservatorium Shanghai. Am Nanjing Konservatorium schloss er das Musikstudium 1950 ab. Er war Vorsitzender der Vierten Music Association of China. 1957 gewann er beim sechsten Weltjugendmusikfestival die Silbermedaille. (de) Wen Kezheng (traditional Chinese: 溫可錚; simplified Chinese: 温可铮; Tongyong Pinyin: Wen Ke-Zheng; Wade–Giles: Wen Ke-Zheng, 1929–2007) was a Chinese operatic bass and music educator. Known for his rich and deep voice, he has been known as the "Chinese Chaliapin" and dubbed by the domestic classical music community as the "King of Basses". As an educator, he is best known for his long-time association with the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and headed the Department of Vocal Music and Opera. He also served as the fourth director of the Chinese Musicians' Association. (en) 温可铮（1929年－2007年4月19日），男，北京人，中国当代男低音歌唱家，曾有“当代夏里亚宾”之称，曾师从苏联男低音歌唱家苏石林，后毕业于。曾担任上海音乐学院声乐系主任。 (zh)
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