19-tET notation

Daniel Wolf wrote,

>One of the sweet features about using the pythagorean notation for 19tet,
for
>example, is that one can compose in 19tet using the seven nomimals and
sharps
>and flats, and then prepare a rehearsal score for players more comfortable
with
>12tet by just adding cent deviations from the same notation, but now
reading it
>as 12tet.

Great point Daniel! I believe this would help a lot in terms of making
things convenient for _both_ the composer _and_ the performer. I've been
contemplating writing a score in 22-tET, and unfortunately, things are not
quite so simple . . . I'll have to have _two_ possible cents deviations
(e.g., -18 or +36 for E) for a given notated pitch.