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 84
Merv Maynard
Jockey
Zac Stenmark
Model
Annie Burnett Duncan
Teacher
Andrea Lam
Musical artist
Trader Faulkner
Australian actor
Stuart Alexander Donaldson
Author ‧ Stuart Donaldson's son
Fay Abbott
Hunter Nield
Entrepreneur
Hubert Murray
Australian author
Mohamed Elomar
Australian professional boxer
Watkin Wynne
Actor
Gother Victor Fyers Mann
Australian architect and painter
Eliza Reibey
Harriet Morgan
Illustrator
David Scott Mitchell
Eleonora Tennant
Kylle Hogart
Australian actress
Colin Strang
Footballer
Sir Rupert Clarke
Australian soldier and businessman
Vincent James Dowling
Australian explorer
Margaret Windeyer
Australian librarian
Mark Sever Bell
British soldier
Charles Cavendish, 7th Baron Chesham
Robin Eleanore Adams
Former Mayor of Norfolk Island
Joel Sarakula
Bette MacDonald
Canadian comedian
Mayann Francis
Former Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
Daniel MacIvor
Canadian actor
Carleton Stone
Canadian singer-songwriter
Kevin G. Lynch
Former Deputy Minister of Finance of Canada
Arthur B. McDonald
Canadian astrophysicist
Scott Oake
Canadian sports commentator
Lisa Raitt
Former Minister of Transport of Canada
Todd Sampson
Australian television presenter
George G. Cleveland
North Carolina State Representative
Danny Gallivan
Canadian sports commentator
John Campbelljohn
Musical artist
Mike McPhee
Ice hockey player
Donald Marshall Jr.
Daniel Christmas
Senator of Canada
John George Bourinot
Canadian journalist
Calvin Ruck
Former Senator of Canada
Jane Cordy
Senator of Canada
Al MacNeil
Hockey player
Donald Marshall Sr.
Greg MacPherson
Canadian singer
Bernie Boudreau
Former Canadian Senator
