Kyle Siddons, baritone, is a professional singer and teacher in the

Dallas/Fort Worth area.  He is a Teaching Fellow and Doctoral Student at the University of North Texas, where he studies with Dr. Stephen Austin. 

Kyle has appeared with the Arts District Chorale, Boston Baroque, Boston Secession, the Pennsylvania Sinfonia Orchestra, the Salisbury Singers, the Hilton Head Symphony, and the Savannah Philharmonic, and has worked with the likes of Robert Page, Martin Katz, and Pierre Boulez.  As a proponent of American art song, Kyle has premiered many new works, worked with composers such as

John Harbison and Jake Heggie, and has given the NYC premier of a score

by Pulitzer-prize winning composer, Steven Stucky.

Kyle is a graduate of the Longy School of Music and

the Manhattan School of Music. 

He is a section leader at St. Matthew’s Cathedral Church in Dallas, TX.

Originally from Bethlehem, PA, he currently lives in Denton, T X

with his wife, two cats, and their dog.