Hashkiveinu
Published on 11. December 2025
Other
Sheet music
12 pages
978-0-19-358111-1 (ISBN)
Description
for SA and piano
Hashkiveinu is a traditional Hebrew prayer said at night that asks for protection while sleeping and to be woken in the morning. Burrows's setting, for SA and piano with optional divisi in the Alto part, is solemn and meditative, with the clarity of the text given precedence. The unified choral texture is complemented by a driving piano accompaniment, as listeners are invited to connect with the profound sentiments of this sacred invocation.
Hashkiveinu is a traditional Hebrew prayer said at night that asks for protection while sleeping and to be woken in the morning. Burrows's setting, for SA and piano with optional divisi in the Alto part, is solemn and meditative, with the clarity of the text given precedence. The unified choral texture is complemented by a driving piano accompaniment, as listeners are invited to connect with the profound sentiments of this sacred invocation.
More details
Series
Edition
SA vocal score
Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 178 mm
Thickness: 3 mm
Weight
25 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-19-358111-1 (9780193581111)
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Person
Reuben A. Burrows holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from Towson University and a Master's in Music Education from Shenandoah University. An alumnus of The Perelman Jewish Day School (formerly Solomon Schechter Day School), located in the Philadelphia area, he brings elements from his Jewish upbringing into his compositions. As an accomplished choral educator and composer, he is dedicated to fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment for students of all ages, using storytelling to inspire deep emotional engagement with music. Mr. Burrows has taught music at the elementary and middle school levels and, as an active musician, he frequently serves as a guest conductor and adjudicator.