Savourna Stevenson is one of the most exciting virtuosos on the harp today. Savourna, who has been described as 'a composer who is a national treasure' (Herald) and 'Mother of invention' (Scotsman), identifies strongly with her Scottish roots while breaking through stylistic barriers between traditional, world music, blues, jazz and classical. 'Persian Knight, Celtic Dawn' shows Savourna at her songwriting best in settings from Lebanese poet Kahlil Gibran's 'The Prophet'. Savourna is joined, for three songs by acclaimed Scottish singer Alyth McCormack, whose sympathetic interpretation of words on children and marriage are underpinned by the rich bass of Paul Speirs.