HIGH C

a musical tone of a relatively high frequencyN1760 vibrations per second. See also tone in this glossary. —Art Book Glossary (Appr. 15 Mar. 91)

a sound having a high pitch. C refers to one of the notes in the musical scale. And you'll all of a sudden have somebody in the group who is at high C and going higher.a musical tone of a relatively high frequency-1760 vibrations per second. See also tone in this glossary.a pitch having a relatively high frequency.a pitch having a relatively high frequency. Used figuratively in the lecture.like a pitch having a relatively high frequency. Used figuratively in the lecture.a pitch having a relatively high frequency. You can have that pc screaming at high C in the middle of a session, apparently all ARC broke, chewing you out like mad, and you're saying not, "Oh, well, I'm sorry we got into it." -Directing Attention (14 Feb. 62)