Yes, it is possible to shatter a glass with a high note. This phenomenon is known as resonance. When a sound wave hits an object, it causes the object to vibrate. If the sound wave has the same frequency as the natural frequency of the object, the object will vibrate violently and may eventually shatter. The natural frequency of an object is determined by its size, shape, and material composition.

The most common way to shatter a glass with a high note is to use a musical instrument, such as a violin or an opera singer. The musician plays a note that has the same frequency as the glass, and the sound waves cause the glass to vibrate and shatter.

It is also possible to shatter a glass with a high note by using a recording. This can be done by playing a recording of a note that has the same frequency as the glass, or by using a sound editing program to create a sound wave that has the same frequency as the glass.

Shattering a glass with a high note is a dangerous stunt, and it should only be done by experienced professionals.