After gaining a better understanding of how the reference track was structured  and all the compositional techniques used. I decided to restructure the chord sequence of the track. The verse for the Courteeners track was written in the key of A major and begins on the tonic note of A major and then continues to C sharp minor, D major and E major. In order to reconstruct this I decided to start on the fourth degree of the scale or the subdominant ( D major ), then to the mediant or F sharp 5 chord, then to the dominant or E major chord and then back the D major for the verse of the track. Another interesting technique used in the the reference track is the use of right handed notes being played in the track on the off beats which are the A notes in the two higher octaves. I decided to keep this piano structure but instead of playing the multiple A notes , I played the A and E notes in the higher octaves. The video to the left shows the original idea I came up with for the piano. For the chorus section of the song I decided to stay in the same key as the original track but decided to re shape the chorus completely as in the reference track the chorus starts with descending chords  F sharp 5 to E major to D major for the start of the chorus which I decided to change to create a resolution back to the tonic of A major to notify the listener of a change, so my chord sequence for the chorus is A major to A add 9 to A major 7. This a massive change from the original but still allowed me to sing in a similar style to the original due to the key of the track being the same . More information on the piano structure will be identified in the written analysis of the project ( Dissertation writing page).