. . . when the curtain parts on any stage in the world and music fills the air, it is, indeed, an international performance. Why? Because an F SHARP in Lithuania is an F SHARP in America, and throughout the world where music, as we know it, is played. To further the universality of music, producer/director, Jim Shaheen, envisions a televised symphony concert with orchestra sections scattered across the globe, playing the same selection in sync while appearing to the television audience to be on the same stage He convinces CBS to take on his daring plan but encounters malicious attempts by someone to destroy the show. Who? Jim, and technical genius, Sam MacNoonan, face the mystery's dramatic and suspenseful moments until the last note of the concert is heard throughout the world. Famed Russian maestro, Igor Ozolevsky, comes to their rescue and his daughter, Sophia, brings a love to Jim's life that equals his desire for a successful show. In F SHARP, you experience their determined efforts to air the improbable program, and the dramatic inner workings of a television control room during the crisis-laden broadcast. Cool heads are a must. The author knows, he's been there.