himself as a performer, musical educator, and composer. He performed professionally in various ensembles including the Wunderle String Trio, where he played violin. He performed with this and other ensembles on the Chautauqua circuit in the 1910s. Carl was also well known for promoting early music. He gave concerts and lecture recitals on such instruments as the viola d'amore, the viola pomposa, and the ravanastron, and would often dress in period costumes for these occasions. He claimed to have mastered 19 different musical instruments during his lifetime. Compositions Published works by Carl Wunderle include American Fantasia für die Harfe. Chicago: Lyon & Healy, 1903. Repository: Music and Dance Library, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, USA. Digital copy available from Brigham Young University. Swedish Fantasy for viola d'amore. Edited by Dr. Gordon Childs, and published as a Viola d'amore Society of America Edition. Homage à Spohr for viola d'amore. Edited by Dr. Gordon Childs, and published as a Viola d'amore Society of America Edition. Manuscript works by Carl Wunderle include Compositions and arrangements for the viola d'amore which were donoted by John and Pearl Poellet to the [New York Public Library for the Performing Arts] at Lincoln Center and are housed with the Walter Voigtlander Collection there. The works of Carl Wunderle in this collection include: Manuscript Compositions Fantasie Suedoise (Swedish Fantasy) for Viola d'amore and Piano American Fantasie for Viola d'amore and Piano Concertino Op. 47, “Homage a Spohr” for Viola d'amore and Harpsichord Manuscript Arrangements Concerto for Viola d'amore and Lute - Vivaldi (Score and Parts. Arr. 1: Violin I & II, Bass, Viola d'amore, Lute part transcribed for Viola. Arr. 2: Largo Movement for Viola d'amore, Flute, 3 Violins, Violincello, Cembalo) Baroque Dances derived from Violin, Cello and Keyboard Suites - Bach (Gavotte, Siciliano, Praeludio, Sarabande I, Sarabande II) Cavatina “Se pel rigor” from La Juive for Viola d'amore and Piano - F. E. Halevy Sonata da Camera Op. 6 No. 3 for Viola d'amore and Cembalo - Locatelli (Andante, Minuetto con Altro, Allegro) Concerto for Viola da Gamba & Continuo arr. Viola d'amore and Piano - G. Tartini (Poco largo, Allegro moderato, Grave, Finale allegro) Valse for Viola d'amore and Piano - Brahms Theme & Variations for Viola d'amore and Piano - P. Locatelli “Celeste Cecile,” Meditation Religioso for Viola d'amore and Harp - C. Miris 2nd Tarantella, “La Belle Napolitaine” for Viola