Siggal enjoys a versatile concert career encompassing performances with orchestra and solo appearances in the recital hall.

Recent engagements include a gala evening alongside Renata Scotto in Vienna’s Mozart Sall; her debut at the Alice Tully Hall, New York announcing her success as the winner of the Liederkranz Scholarship Award; Handel’s Messiah with the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra; a gala evening at Bellas Artes, Puerto Rico with the Coro de Niños; and Shostakovich’s Songs of Jewish Poetry op 79 with the Mannes Orchestra, New York. She will perform these songs again next season with Maestro Kynan Johns.

Her New York recital debut at Merkin Concert Hall and her Washington DC recital debut for the Vocal Art’s Society heralded her accomplishment as winner of the prestigious Joy of Singing Competition in 1995 and Siggal has more recently returned to New York to perform Brahms’ Two Songs for Alto Voice and Viola op 91 and to Puerto Rico to perform at the renowned Sala Casals.