juicy 28.1 tET

I am not sure if anyone else has come up with this or not, but so here
goeths I :)
Messing with some demoware from the Mac Dark Ages, I found an ET that has
a nice set of approximations of numerous JI ratios (including a nice set of
complex tritones, 3 very lovely juicy diminished 427 cent 4ths ... and a very
Chinese-like narrow 5th at 683.2 cents]),...

28.1 tET (values in rounded cents):

42.7
85.4
128.1
170.8
213.5
256.2
298.9
341.6
384.3
427
469.7
512.4
555.1
597.8
640.5
683.2
725.9
768.6
811.3
854
896.7
939.4
982.1
1024.8
1067.5
1110.2
1152.9
1195.6
1238.3
1281
---
Hanuman Zhang,
musical mad scientist (no, I don't wanna take over the world, just the sound
spectrum...)

"What strange risk of hearing can bring sound to music - a hearing whose
obligation awakens a sensibility so new that it is forever a unique, new-born,
anti-death surprise, created now and now and now. .. a hearing whose moment
in time is always daybreak." - Lucia Dlugoszewski

"The wonderousness of the human mind is too great to be transferred into
music only by 7 or 12 elements of tone steps in one octave." - shakuhachi master
Masayuki Koga

"There's a rabbinical tradition that the music in heaven will be microtonal"
-annotative interpretation of Schottenstein Tehillim, 92:4, the verse being:
"Upon a ten-stringed * instrument and upon lyre, with singing accompanied by
harp." [* utilizing new tones]

NADA BRAHMA - Sanskrit, "sound [is the] Godhead"

"God utters me like a word containing a partial thought of himself." -Thomas
Merton

LILA - Sanskrit, "divine play/sport/whimsy" - "the universe is what happens
when God wants to play" - "joyous exercise of spontaneity involved in the art
of creation"

...improvisation is about change, about flux rather than stasis. ... you have
to be aware of the fact that improvisation is about a constant change. -
Steve Beresford

improvisation: "a process of liberation, a working around the assumptions
that define our civilization, and the results are open-ended." - John Berndt