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 61
Mark Giacheri
Australian rugby union player
Mark Riddell
Australian commentator
Mark Vaile
Political leader
Mark Whittaker
Australian journalist
Karen Ann Cabrera
Film actor
Martin Ferguson
Former Minister for Resources of Australia
Mary-Anne Williams
Computer scientist
Mathew Thompson
Sports commentator
Matilda McDonell
Matt Hetherington
Australian singer
Matt Sim
Australian football player
Matthew Bingley
Australian former football player
Matthew Fletcher
Australian footballer
Matthew Nash
Australian rules football goalkeeper
Melinda Jackson
Musical artist
Melissa Gorman
Australian swimmer
Husein Alicajic
Australian filmmaker
Michael Beauchamp
Australian former football player
Michael Cove
Film writer
Michael Delany
Australian freestyle swimmer
Michael Egan
Former Treasurer of New South Wales
Michael Leonardi
Musical artist
Michael Makowski
Australian television presenter
Michael Oldfield
Rugby league centre
Michael Tierney
Andrew Tierney's brother
Michael Tate
Former Treasurer of Australia
Michael Withers
Rugby player
Mick Gardner
Australian Politician
Miles Tulett
Australian TV personality
Mitchell Kenny
Monica T. Whitty
Author
Nadine Roberts
Nathan Johnstone
Snowboarder
Nicholas Thomas
Anthropologist
Nick Soole
Musical artist
Nicole Paparistodemou
Cypriot singer
Nikolas Tsattalios
Australian footballer
Angela Catterns
Australian media personality
Obi Kyei
Australian basketball player
Owen Trevor
Director
Pat Farmer
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Patrick Gooch
Actor
Patrick Phibbs
Australian rugby union player
Paul Hess
Illustrator
Paul Horton
Cricketer
Paul Pholeros
Australian architect
Paul Reid
Australian footballer
