canon in D but it keeps getting jazzier

Piece: Canon In D (Pachelbel)
Performed by: Hiromi Uehara
Transcribed by: Tony Williams

faq:
Q: how old are you / A: i'm in high school!
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible!

[GeorgeCollier]

twoset gonna have an aneurysm hearing this

[alexbraun]

"add half a beat so the audience stays in time" at 2:01 is the best notation I've ever seen and it broke me

[andreweastwood]

Keeping the audience in time as a performer is such a power move!

[sekidamail]

as someone who played the ruler in high school can confirm this was a talented ruler player, to incorporate a piano was genius :3

[alec]

The look she has the entire time is just sheer, unadulturated JOY 😁 I adore this

[driesverhaag]

2:02 "add half a beat so the audience stays in time" is the best thing I've seen in sheet music i think ever

[iturea]

the audience kept trying to clap but they got thrown off by the rhythm so much so they just gave up LOL

[RyanLeach]

I had the privilege of going to Berklee at the same time as Hiromi, she was just as delightful to watch back then

[sunnybey]

What gets me is the look of pure joy on her face, she looks like she’s having the time of her life and it reflects beautifully in her music and the audience listening!

[TheMemeBorrower.]

2:27 the real reason she’s smiling is because she successfully got the audience to stop clapping off beat.

[gasser]

Her smile is absolutely infectious and it looks like she was having an amazing time playing it, as well. I couldn't stop smiling the entire time.

[rmerrida]

Saw Hiromi on the thumbnail and had to click it. As usual, she never misses a beat and blew me away. I saw a video of her in concert once where she actually reached into the piano and straight up played the strings...by hand!!! It sounded awesome! Seeing her live in concert one day is on my bucket list.

[djalexander]

came for some kids rendition of cannon D, stayed cause i was busy picking my jaw up off the floor

[Bloodpix]

Took me a solid few minutes to realize that she didn't have this sheet music, you MADE the sheet music so I could understand the insanity of the last 8 minutes to some degree. Thank you good sir.

[jasonruff]

Hiromi: ahh this is a nice upbeat tempo.
The audience: not on my watch, not my tempo

[HaydenF]

There are no words to describe how much she loves music, but you can see it through her happiness when performing.

[butwithcats]

just sitting here thinking every few moments, "well, surely it can't get jazzier, " and then it GETS JAZZIER

[gianluigiciambriello]

Putting a metal ruler on strings to make it sound like a jazzy harpsichord is pure genius. Chapeau.

[TwentySeven]

"Add half a beat so the audience stays in time." I will always love this sort of thing.

[joshuabrasler]

I will always be grateful for this video because it's what first introduced me to Hiromi. Her joy and skill in this video are captivating, and prompted me to listen to just about everything I could find of hers. She's now my favourite pianist, by far