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Johann Christoph Pepusch  (1667-1752)

According to The New Penguin Dictionary of Music, Johann Christoph Pepusch [also known in England as John Christopher] was a German-born composer (also organist) who settled in London about 1700, and died there. Arranged the music for the original setting of "The Beggar's Opera"; also composed other stage music, church music, concertos, etc., and wrote theoretical treatises.
Pepusch has 4 Preludes copied in Manuscript Music Book.

Sheet Music:

1. [§] Quintet in F-Major, Treble/Treble/Tenor/Tenor/Bass
2. [§] Sonata in G, Descant(Tenor)/Piano (772544)

Recorder Music CDs:
 Frans Brüggen on "Frans Brüggen Edition Vol. 03 (Englische Ensemblemusik)" 
 Carl Dolmetsch on "Carl Dolmetsch" 
 Manfred Harras on "L'arte del flauto dolce" 
 Hans Maria Kneihs on "Baroque Recorder Sonatas - 2" 
 Clas Pehrsson on "Italian and English Music for Recorder and Lute" 
 Clas Pehrsson on "Renaissance Recorder Music / Clas Pehrsson, Jakob Lindberg" 
 Valery Proshutinsky on "Deutsche Barockmusik aus russischer Sicht" 
 Frode Thorsen on "The Lonely Shepherd: Cantatas by J. C. Pepusch"