combining classical and jazz technique (example: Over the Rainbow)

[creationrage]

I am a classically trained jazz pianist, and in this version of Over the Rainbow (including notes/changes), I used a lot of my classical training for technique and expression, and used my jazz training for rhythmic, re-harmonizational and improvisational alterations. I tried to make the subtitles as informative as possible without being overwhelmingly detailed, please check it out and tell me what you think!

Piano Lesson: Over the Rainbow - Improv, reharm, mystery, sadness, surprise (variations):

[keypeg]

Ok, I watched and listened.  How does this work as a lesson?  Do you want the student to understand how you got those chords, and then find their own similar chords?  (If it's teaching improvisation).  Do you want them to imitate you note for note and chord for chord by following the recording and pausing as they get each chord?  Is it for the student to study what you did?  How is this used in teaching?

[creationrage]

That's what I'm trying to figure out. What would you use as the subtitles to reach the most students or be the most informative? I want people at different levels to be able to use this in their own way. More experienced people can follow the changes and imitate or elaborate, others can transcribe and understand what they transcribed, others can just get ideas for reharm, rhythm, etc...