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 53
Celeste Raack
Australian cricketer
Rohan ChapmanDavies
Australian freestyle skier
Horace Rice
Australian tennis player
Elizabeth Webby
Literary critic
David Shoebridge
Former Member of Legislative Council of New South Wales
adam searle
Member of Legislative Council of New South Wales
Kristine Kunce
Australian tennis player
Leo McLeay
Political leader
Ken Bolton
Australian poet
Linde Ivimey
Australian sculptor
Lucy McCallum
Judge
Colin Scotts
American football player
Richard Cardozo
Australian football player
Eleanor Spence
Australian author of novels
Brian Cachia
Composer
Nellie Stewart
Australian actress
Lindsay Tait
New Zealand former professional basketball player
Ahmad Elrich
Australian-Lebanese footballer
Cameron Devlin
Australian football player
Sonya Kilkenny
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Sophie Don
Actor
Annabelle Williams
Will McDonald
Actor
Todd Van Steensel
Baseball player
Greg McFadden
Australian water poloist
David Yankey
American football offensive guard
Teigen Allen
Australian soccer player
sham khamis
Australian soccer player
Rawdon Dalrymple
Former Ambassador of Australia to the United States
Sonja Tallis
Australian actress
Simon Fischer
Violinist
Chris Tadrosse
Australian footballer
David D'Apuzzo
Australian footballer
Stuart Lovell
Footballer
GG Magree
DJ
Kris GriffithsJones
Association football referee
Nicola Kuleski
Australian football player
Peter Triantis
Australian football player
Tony Mestrov
Adam Pretty
Photographer
Albert Arlen
Australian composer
Alice Robinson
Allen Geelan
Angelica Mesiti
Australian artist
Gus Gilmore
Officer
Nicole Laird
Australian volleyball player
Madii Himbury
Australian olympic athlete
