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Johann Schop  (1590-1667)

According to the Internet source given below, Johann Schop was a German violinist and compose, born and died in Hamburg. In 1615 he joined the court orchestra in Wolfenbüttel in 1615 as a performer of violin, lute, trumpet and zinke. In 1664 he became director of music at Hamburg having been a "Ratsmusikant" since 1654. He wrote instrumental music and many hymn-tunes, some of which were for the hymns of his townsman and friend Johann Rist.
Johann Schop has 6 Allemandes published in T Uitenement Kabinet III.

Sheet Music:
Recorder sheet music at SheetMusicPlus.com
Websites:
Johann Schop (Hymn-Writer) , brief biography by Aryeh Oron.
SCHOP, JOHANN BIOGRAPHY by www.naxos.com.
Recorder Music CDs:
 Francis Colpron on "Bravade: Golden Age" 
 Flanders Recorder Quartet on "Mit Flöten Chor" 
 Walter van Hauwe on "Blockflutes 3 - the early 17th century" 
 Eva Legêne on "Canzoneto Recorder/Queen's Alman" 
 Marion Verbruggen on "The Golden Dream-17th Century Music from the Low Countries" 
 Marion Verbruggen on "The Golden Dream-17th Century Music from the Low Countries" 
 Marion Verbruggen on "Mit Flöten Chor"