Ney
The ney, is an end-blown flute that figures prominently in Middle Eastern music. In some of these musical traditions, it is the only wind instrument used. The ney has been played continually for 4,500–5,000 years, making it one of the oldest musical instruments still in use.
People born in Ney (First 49 people) - Page 43
Jad Capelja
Australian actress
Clarissa Kaye
Australian film actress ‧ James Mason's wife
Leo Berkeley
Film director
Andrew McManus
Author
John Dickson
Australian historian
Mustafa Amini
Australian football player
Jamie Coyne
Australian football player
Pat Conroy
Minister for Defence Industry Australia
Terry Randall
Rugby league player
Max Krilich
Rugby league player
Cameron Neylon
Advocate
Campese Ma'afu
Rugby union player
Peter Graham
Australian karateka
Jamie Ainscough
Rugby player
Brad Mackay
Colin Ward
Rugby league
Phillip Sametz
Radio broadcaster
Alex Lloyd
Australian singer-songwriter
Amy Dickson
Australian saxophone player
David Bracks
Actor
Bob Dwyer
Australian coach
Plini
Guitarist
Valeria Andrews
American-Australian actor
Lyndon Terracini
Australian baritone
William Snow
Australian actor
Fanny Durack
Australian swimmer
Roger Covell
Australian musicologist
Ross Edwards
Australian composer
Jennie Yeamans
Actress
Gordon Ada
Australian biochemist
Fiona Stanley
Australian epidemiologist
Jordan Leser
Musical artist
Leon Errol
American-Australian comedian
Allan Alaalatoa
Ragbi oyuncusu
Folau Fainga'a
Australian rugby union player
Jack Maddocks
Nick Skitz
Australian DJ
Ken Searle
Australian artist
Sam Sparro
Australian singer-songwriter
Anne Ferran
Photographer
Michael Jenkins
American football wide receiver
Andrew Chan
Ian Macfarlane
Australian economist
Wendy Whiteley
Australian artist
Lizzie Durack
Goalkeeper
Chloe Logarzo
Australian soccer player
Casey Dumont
Australian association football player
