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Nice playing! I can hear elements of jazz, but mainly classical, especially in the left hand. I think it sounds quite unique and I haven't heard Tenderly played this way before :D As a jazz pianist myself I can advise if you want to have more of a jazz influence in your playing, you should start listening to loads of jazz pianists and transcribe what they play and try to perform with the recordings. You will develop more 'feel' in your playing. Also, get your hands on The Jazz Piano Book by Mark Levine.

I play the piano, mainly jazz and pop music. I can also strum a few chords on the guitar. The one instrument I would love to learn how to play if I had time is the drums

Thanks for sharing these resources. There are one or two I'm not familiar with. Piano World has a very good forum if you want to learn specific techniques on the piano.

Be Thou My Vision is in 3/4. I also agree on studying Bach chorales to learn how to harmonise chorales in 4-parts. You'll learn so much about part-writing and chord voicings