A program for a recital given by Rosenthal at Vienna's Großer Musikvereins-Saal, and which Rosenthal has signed in pencil at the top. The program indicates that violinist Arnold Rosé and cellist Friedrich Buxbaum helped Rosenthal open this concert with Beethoven's Trio in B major, op. 97.

Sold together with an unsigned four-page Rosenthal program of 1899, providing the works lists for two recitals he gave on April 25 and April 26 at the Grand Opera House (presumably in Manhattan). In very good condition.

Moriz Rosenthal was an accomplished pianist and pedagogue, well regarded not only for his playing but also for his wit and charm. He was one of Liszt's most outstanding pupils and befriended some of the most eminent musicians of his day: Brahms, Johann Strauss, Anton Rubinstein, von Bülow, and Saint-Saens, to name only a few.