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Don't Lose My Number: E-Z Play Today

As performed by Phil Collins

Item: 35-DS01856119

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 4
SKU: 35-DS01856119

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About the Artist: Phil Collins

Phil Collins shaped popular music across five decades as drummer, vocalist, and songwriter for Genesis before launching a massively successful solo career in the 1980s. His work spans prog rock complexity, pop accessibility, and film scoring; he brought rhythmic sophistication and emotional directness to mainstream audiences worldwide.

Why we love this

Students recognize this track instantly, which matters for engagement and motivation. The E-Z Play format makes it genuinely playable for intermediate pianists while preserving the synth-pop groove and production character that made the original unforgettable on radio and MTV.

What to expect

Propulsive and synth-driven, with the kind of infectious groove that defined 1980s pop production. The melody sits naturally under the hands while the accompaniment patterns create forward motion without technical barriers.

Who it's for

Intermediate pianists who want to play music they already love and recognize. Teachers looking to connect with students through repertoire that feels current and relevant, even across generational lines.

How to get the most out of it

  • Keep the left hand groove locked and steady; this song lives in its pocket rather than pushing forward.
  • Layer your dynamics across the form to mirror the original's production. Start understated and add intensity as the song builds.
  • Balance the vocal melody against any accompaniment figures so the tune stays on top without the arrangement feeling thin.

How to use it

Perfect as a contemporary solo piece for a spring or early summer recital, or as a confidence builder for students mastering pop repertoire. It works equally well as an interlude between classical selections on a mixed program.

Skills your students will build

  • Maintaining consistent groove and pocket in pop idioms
  • Voice leading between melody and accompaniment figures
  • Interpreting synth-influenced voicings on acoustic piano
  • Building dynamic shape across a song form

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