Sidney O'Gorman is a composer, tenor vocalist, and music educator. He writes music that is forged from a collaborative process with his performers and prioritizes a clear structure and sound world. His work has been described as music of "vulnerability" and of "clarity and sharpness of [...] intention" in his use of narrative as an integral tool for the construction of material and form. He received his master's degree in Music Composition from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee and received his bachelor's degree in Music Theory and Composition from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami. 

​

Sidney has experience writing for a diverse number of projects including scores for film, chamber ensembles, wind ensemble, electronic music, and choir. His notable projects include his master's thesis piece, Salvation in a Sun-Shower, written for four tenors and string quartet as well as Keep the lid on for solo percussion.

​

He is currently residing in Boston where he continues to collaborate with local artists and teaches private lessons. His past instructors include Bahar Royaee, Marti Epstein Dan VanHassel, Donald Scott Stinson, and Charles Mason.