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 48
Luke Goodwin
Coach
Heath L'Estrange
Rugby league hooker
Llew O'Brien
Australian Politician
Shane Shackleton
Rugby league second row
Paula Terry
Singer
Diana Rouvas
Australian singer
Annisa Rawles
Actress
Bea Miles
Karin Sowada
Former Senator of Australia
Mark Arbib
Former Australian Senator
John Carrick
Former Senator of Australia
Fiona Lowry
Australian painter
Robert Klippel
Australian sculptor
Chris Mansell
Australian poet
Richard Dennison
Australian filmmaker
Brad Maloney
Australian football team manager
Cameron Edwards
Australian football player
Nigel Butterley
Australian composer
Anne Boyd
Australian composer
Richard Meale
Australian composer
R. J. Stove
Australian writer
Aidan Ross
New Zealand rugby union player
Joel Griffiths
Australian football manager
Russel Gartner
DeScribe
Musician
Sean Wayland
Musical artist
Ozzie Wright
Australian surfer
Justin Melvey
Australian actor
Rod Macqueen
Australian coach
Anona Winn
Australian actress
Anita Ondine Smith
Paulette McDonagh
Australian film director
Jessica Rankin
Australian artist
Luke McKayZahra
Christopher Kelen
George ThalbenBall
Hazel English
Philip Aiken
Didem Erol
American-Australian-Turkish actress
Barry Conyngham
Roy Agnew
Chris Willcock
Brian S Rosner
Author
Amanda Barnard
Australian theoretical physicist
Cathy Foley
Australian physicist
Renee Somerfield
Hugh Roach
Australian rugby union player
