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Nearly any amplifier will work in that circuit. The gain is unity to just below 1 kHz and rolls off above that. The factors which are involved in selecting an opamp for filter applications include enough bandwidth to handle any signals which reach the output of the opamp. For this filter a full scale signal at 1 kHz is probably the most critical. At 100 kHz a full scale input will result in an output which is down ~80 dB - and that is at the edge of what is measurable in most real systems.
Other factors may include DC offset since DC is within the passband of a low pass filter. Any noise generated by the opamp will appear at the output.
Lynn
