Who composed song for the movie "Philadelphia"?

Breslau. The in­stru­ment was created by the Weigel family about 1720. Since it re­sem­bled the horns played by angels in re­li­gious images, it was called en­gel­lis­ches Horn, meaning angelic horn. But en­gel­lisch also meant English.

Around 650. Antonio Stradi­vari con­tin­ued to work until his death, in 1737, at the age of 93. He made over 1,000 in­stru­ments, of which around 650 still exist, in­clud­ing around 500 violins.

At least two. Playing the organ before elec­tric­i­ty required at least one person (called calcant) to operate the bellows. There­fore, or­gan­ists rarely prac­ticed on the pipe organs, using other in­stru­ments such as the clavi­chord for practice instead.

From iron and coal. Steel is an alloy made from iron and coal. It gets harder the more coal you use to make it.