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 83
Ray Burton
Musician
Craig Sandercock
Australian rugby league coach
William Sterling
Film producer
Serene Watson
James Hilgendorf
Arugby union fly-half
Daniel Pratt
Australian rules footballer
Matthew Dinham
Australian cyclist
Mia Rodriguez
Singer-songwriter
Pauline Pantsdown
Australian satirist
Tom Cardy
Australian comedian and musician
Cassandra McIntosh
Australian professional wrestler
Andrew Bibby
Australian former actor
Graeme Squires
Actor
Sonny King
Australian artist
Jan Cameron
Australian swimmer
Edwin Lusher
Australian judge
Norma Whalley
Australian theatre actress
Harper Finn
New Zealand singer and musician
Joy Hruby
Australian actress and entertainer
Frank Hruby
Actor
George Burnett Barton
Australian lawyer ‧ Edmund Barton's brother
Marie Cuthbert
Herbert Trimnell-Ritchard
Grocer
Paloma Jonas
Jason Thompson's wife
Kathleen Deery de Phelps
Australian-Venezuelan explorer
Shirley Stott Despoja
Australian journalist
Meredith Oakes
Australian playwright
George Augustine Taylor
Australian visual artist
Nancy O'Neil
Australian actress
Chris Cahill
Footballer
Daniella Jeflea
Australian tennis player
Syd Ball
Former tennis player
Thomas Millner
Ethel Page
Earle Page's wife
Samer El Masri
Australian rugby league player
Helen Cutler
Australian patron
Peter Pentz
Adrian Francesco Arena
Mark Umberto Arena
Paul Howes
Former National Secretary of the Australian Workers' Union
Darcy Wilson
Military officer ‧ Peta Wilson's father
Mona Brand
Australian playwright and poet
Frjeda Blanchard
American geneticist
Jill Adelaide Neville
Australian novelist
Marguerite Trimnell-Ritchard
Roxy Barton
Actress
Margaret Cilento
Australian painter