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Depends entirely if you consider a score art as well. If it's prettier to have something in Esperanto, then hell, why not. You can always write translations later for the people who don't speak Esperanto (Berio's Sequenzas have tons of instructions both in english and german, and of course probably in italian in other editions.) It's not like you have to limit yourself to write in only one language or another, or any given combination. And, moreover, engravers and publishers are starting to be pretty passé, considering internets, computers and all that. You can print your own music in whichever way you like, and you can publish your own music, which I think is just as difficult as getting it published by a publisher these days.
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