Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"I'm Going Home" a 2 minute film by Stephen Jarnick
Music: "I'm Going Home" by Stephen Jarnick
Vocalist: Stephen Jarnick
Visit: Stephen Jarnick Music at youtube.com/@stephenjarnick
Stephen's Bio
Stephen is the creator of the "Simple Songs" series. Search for "Stephen Jarnick" on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube Music.
"No big production. Just me and my guitar. Hope you like it!" - Stephen
Stephen was a lead tenor in several high profile Canadian choirs who sounds like he should be doing Disney movie duets, but he's best known for being the cantor at St. James' Cathedral, Toronto for over a decade. While there he met many celebrities including Desmond Tutu, Queen Elizabeth, King Charles and other members of the royal family.
He'll be singing Victorian/Edwardian era songs and hymns on Sunday afternoons this summer at the church in Doon Heritage Village at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum. It's the only place he'd ever consider performing at because "it's got great acoustics and I don't have to use a mic or get up on a stage!"
For information about the village visit: regionofwaterloomuseums.ca/visit/doon-heritage-village
"I'm Going Home" a 2 minute film by Stephen Jarnick
Music: "I'm Going Home" by Stephen Jarnick
Vocalist: Stephen Jarnick
Visit: Stephen Jarnick Music at youtube.com/@stephenjarnick
Stephen's Bio
Stephen is the creator of the "Simple Songs" series. Search for "Stephen Jarnick" on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube Music.
"No big production. Just me and my guitar. Hope you like it!" - Stephen
Stephen was a lead tenor in several high profile Canadian choirs who sounds like he should be doing Disney movie duets, but he's best known for being the cantor at St. James' Cathedral, Toronto for over a decade. While there he met many celebrities including Desmond Tutu, Queen Elizabeth, King Charles and other members of the royal family.
He'll be singing Victorian/Edwardian era songs and hymns on Sunday afternoons this summer at the church in Doon Heritage Village at the Ken Seiling Waterloo Region Museum. It's the only place he'd ever consider performing at because "it's got great acoustics and I don't have to use a mic or get up on a stage!"
For information about the village visit: regionofwaterloomuseums.ca/visit/doon-heritage-village
