Below, I did one musical note, or one note touching on music — it was really a political one. Care for a musical note now? Okay, a little background — real quick-like: “Darmstadt” is a codeword in music for music of the most politically correct kind — the “serial” music epitomized by Boulez, Stockhausen, Nono, and their comrades. These people have lorded it over music, in dictatorial fashion, for decades. We say “Darmstadt” because those composers used to gather in that German city for summer courses. Darmstadt is sort of the Kremlin of music. Okay, enough background. I receive a press release from a music group, as I do several hundred times a day. It says “Darmstadt Send-off Concert” — and my heart leaps, because I have misread it: I mistakenly read, “Darmstadt Send-up Concert.” I thought, “Oh, great! Someone is actually putting on a concert poking fun at the Darmstadt school? How revolutionary, how brave!” But no: “The International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE) will join fellow new music pioneers JACK Quartet . . . for a preview of programs they will perform at the Internationale Ferienkurse für Neue Musik in Darmstadt, Germany in late July.” Oh, yeah: Same old, same old. Too bad. Will someone please do a Darmstadt send-up concert? That would be too cool.