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 45
Mark Kounnas
Australian actor
Rod Zuanic
Actor
S. Mark Young
Jules O'Loughlin
Australian cinematographer
Peter Stutchbury
Australian architect
Ray Hoff
Singer
Peter Menzies Jr.
Australian cinematographer
Moira Gatens
Genevieve Bell
Australian anthropologist
Larry R. Marshall
Chief Executive of the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Aaron DeTommaso
Australian actor
Graeme Rutjes
Australian-Dutch footballer
Stephen Hoiles
Rugby player
Chris Whitaker
Australian rugby union player
Kieren Jack
Former australian rules football player
Andrew Tierney
Australian singer-songwriter
Carlotta
Australian performer
Sarah Ellen
Australian actor
Kelvin Lancaster
Economist
Cameron Davis
Australian professional golfer
Tom Budin
Australian DJ
Louise Pfanner
Author
Jai Koutrae
Australian actor
Angus Morton
Australian cyclist
Steve Dunleavy
Journalist
Andrea Leon
Actress
Bob Christo
Australian-Indian civil engineer
Frank Gardner
Motorsports racing driver
Callum Mills
Australian rules football player
Aleksandar Vukic
Australian tennis player
Alison MacCallum
Australian singer
Stephanie Bendixsen
Australian author
Krew Boylan
Australian actress
Virginia Gay
Australian actress
Joelle Hadjia
Australian singer
Connor O'Toole
Australian footballer
Laura Enever
Australian surfer
Bill Cope
Australian author
Ly de Angeles
Author
Ted McWhinney
Canadian lawyer
Lucius Borich
Australian musician
Tony Squires
Australian media personality
Julie McCrossin
Australian broadcaster
Lisa Pryor
Australian journalist
Trent Oeltjen
Professional baseball player
Laura Jean
Australian musician
Bonnie S McDougall
Australian translator
