"Common Heart" is a captivating solo piano album by the renowned jazz pianist Richard Beirach, released in 1987. Recorded live at the historic Masonic Temple in New York City, this album showcases Beirach's remarkable ability to blend lyricism with free-form improvisation, creating a unique and engaging musical experience. The album features nine original compositions, each offering a glimpse into Beirach's inventive and expressive style. From the shimmering melodies of "Liquid Silver" to the introspective "Nocturne N°2 Vignettes," and the powerful "The Last Rhapsody," "Common Heart" is a testament to Beirach's virtuosity and his enduring influence on the jazz genre. The album was initially released by Owl Records and later reissued on vinyl, ensuring that Beirach's stunning solo piano work continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide. With a duration of just over 56 minutes, "Common Heart" is a compelling journey through the mind of one of jazz's most innovative pianists.
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