"Plainfield Tune" genre: Crossover
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	Atmospheric interpretation of an old American hymn tune, named "Plainfield" tune, performed on a Kurzweil K250 synthesizer with accompaniment on an 1899 Steinway grand piano, both performed by composer James Siddons.
	CD: James Siddons: Reflections on Favorite Hymns   Label: Major Recording Company MGR-1578 Credits: (p) and (c) 2001 James Siddons. All rights reserved.
	Story Behind the Song "Plainfield" tune was composed by the American hymn composer in 1876. It is known as the melody for the hymn-text "Nothing But the Blood of Jesus." The accompaniment in this recording and arrangement is adapted from the aria "Quando corpus morietur" in the Stabat Mater of G.B. Pergolesi (Italy, 1736).

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