A Myaskovsky Clarinet Concerto?

[Theodore S.]

This is indeed a strange mystery! I'm having a look around on the internet, and now I have to wonder if anything but the fact it's a 3-movement concerto for clarinet and strings is correct, like the credited musicians. At the very least, it's very probably not by Nikolai Myaskovsky.

I did see that the conductor Vladimir Ponkin is online and has social media (his own website and a VK account) - perhaps he'd be able to help solve this mystery, considering part of it is under his own name, after all.

[eschiss1]

It might not be a concerto for clarinet and strings originally, either (This does not aid identification!)

[Christopher]

Hi @tuatara442442 - did you ever get to the bottom of this?

[tuatara442442]

No, I did not. I did not contact Mr. Ponkin. But I still doubt this is an arrangement of David Krivitsky's bass-clar. concerto. The Russian National Library lists a score in their possession
https://search.rsl.ru/ru/record/01001937823