Antony Choudens (11 February 1849 – 15 July 1902) was a French music publisher and occasional composer.
He succeeded his father Antoine de Choudens (1825–1888), who had founded the Paris-based company in May 1844, and which had grown to importance following the successful publication of Charles Gounod's opera Faust in 1859.
[1] He was also the nephew of the librettist Émilien Pacini.
Following the death of their father in November 1888, the brothers took over the company, with Antoine holding 40 percent and Paul 60 percent.
Their addresses in Paris (with approximate years of business) were:[2] Antony de Choudens died in Fontainebleau.