Israeli soprano Sivan Goldman has established herself as a versatile artist with a wide range of repertoire from the classical period to contemporary music. Her International performances include, among others, Lisa in La Sonnambula (Bellini) at the lyric theater of Cagliari/ Sardinia; Queen of the Night in The Magic Flute (Mozart), at the Passion Theater in Oberammergau/ Germany; With the Israeli Opera she sang the first soprano of the Nonette at the world's premiere of The Child Dreams by Israeli composer Gil Shohat, and the role of Madame Herz in The Impresario (Mozart). More operatic roles in concert version include, among other, the role of Norina from Don Pasquale (Donizetti) with The Netanya Kibbutz Orchestra, Oscar in Un Ballo in Maschera (Verdi) with the JSO and the role of Gilda in Rigoletto with the JSO.

Sivan performed as a distinguished soloist in oratorio and liturgical music. Her performances include the soprano role in Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor, with the Jerusalem Festival Orchestra. Other favorite Mozart roles include Vesperae Solennes de Confessore with the Ashdod Symphony Orchestra, and the motet Exsultate Jubilate with The JSO, a concert which was broadcasted live at the national Israeli radio channel. Moreover, her cooperation with JSO includes, Mahler's 2th Symphony and Rossini's Stabat Mater; Bizet's Te-Deum with HSO and Mahler's 4th Symphony with Rishon Le-Zion Symphony Orchestra.

Other International performances include, among others, solo recitals at the International Imago Festival of Arts in Hungary and Slovenia; The Euro Mediterraneo Festival in Rome; Open air Gala Concert for Israeli pavilion at Expo Milano 2016, and a performance in Concerto dell’Epifania at teatro Mediterraneo in Napoli, which was broadcast live on Italian RAI TV.

Sivan is a member of the internationally acclaimed trio Yehi Shalom. Alongside her members, cantor Isidoro Abramowicz and Swidish guitarist Jacob Kellermann, they perform Ladino, classical Spanish music, and songs from the Bible. The message of coexistence, communion and friendship in their performances has brought them to perform at the Jewish Culture Festival in Denmark, and to perform on tours both in Sweden and Germany.

Sivan has graduated with distinction from the Tel-Aviv Academy of Music, where she studied voice with Mrs. Agnes Massini. Among her recognitions she was awarded the America Israel Cultural Foundation scholarships, the Israeli Vocal Arts Institute scholarships, The Foundation of promoting education in Israel, as well as the Ronen Foundation.