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 22
Clifford McLaglen
British film actor
Barnett Freedman
British illustrator
Anwar Uddin
Footballer
James Thomas Sadler
Fred Rumsey
English cricketer
Anna Trapnell
David Kerslake
English footballer
Vic Groves
English footballer
Danny Clapton
Footballer
Zachary Hickes
Officer
Charles Coborn
British singer
Lou Kenton
Proofreader
Terry Marsh
Professional boxer
Frank Paton
English artist
Alexander Kennedy
British civil engineer
Alfred George Drake
Soldier
Cyril Lixenberg
Dutch sculptor
Edward Parsons
Author
Graham Burbidge
Drummer
Nicky Cook
British professional boxer
Peter Coe
Coach
Richard Mead
English physician
Jimmy Belcher
Footballer
Doug Sheldon
English singer
Steve Perkins
Footballer
Laurence Gomme
Public servant
Darren Pitcher
English footballer
Jerry Murphy
Footballer
Matthew Garber
British child actor
Jah Wobble
English bassist
Charlie McGahey
English cricketer
William Burman
Soldier
Peter Waterman
English boxer
Kit Denton
Australian writer
Laurence Juber
English musician
Joe Durrell
English former football player
Alan Yentob
Presenter
George Jacks
English footballer
Mark Lazarus
TV producer
Dave Rainford
English former footballer
Mildred Gordon
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Bill Roffey
Former footballer
Mark Newson
English former footballer
Sid Tickridge
Football player
Dave Carlton
Footballer
Fergus Garber
Matthew Garber's brother
Lorraine Dockery
Michelle Dockery's mother
