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 67
Willie Kelly
Australian Politician
Yahya El Hindi
Footballer
Ratu Tagive
Rugby union player
Shant Sarkissian
Film actor
Joel Wilkinson
American football cornerback
Catherine Barclay
Tennis player
Matt Birney
Australian Politician
Jim Cope
Australian Politician
Bazza Gazza
YouTuber
Alan John
Australian composer
Jacqueline Kent
William Aston
Former Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
Scott Sorenson
Rugby league second row
Lachlan Renshaw
Australian olympic athlete
Anthony Ricketts
A. B. Costin
Australian botanist
Vernon Tava
Anthony Buckley
Australian film editor
Kristian Popovic
Footballer
Patrice Impelido
Footballer
Brad Kennedy
Australian professional golfer
Andy Harper
Australian soccer player
Dinah Shearing
Australian actress
Laurie Aarons
Australian Politician
John Manning Ward
Historian
Maurice Saxby
Australian educator
John Olive
Rugby league rugby centre
Jabba
Australian actor
Tas Bull
Australian waterside worker
Janette Bishara
Musical artist
Jason Clark
Rugby league lock
John Ferguson
Rugby union player
John Dale
Australian author
Albert Terken
Belgian lithographer
Grant Mizens
Australian basketball player
Matthew Breeze
Australian association football referee
Laurie Ferguson
Dorjee Sun
Social entrepreneur
James Stojcevski
Football player
Milislav Popovic
Australian footballer
Ian Ramsay
Professor
Thea Slatyer
Australian soccer player
Astrid Loch-Wilkinson
Australian bobsledder
Rosalind Croucher
Australian lawyer
Adam Ashley-Cooper
Australian rugby union player
Clayton D. Moss
Australian actor
Lucy Culliton
Australian artist