'Always alert to Haydn’s myriad caprices, they introduce some perfectly placed, sinuous phrasing in the third movement of No. 3 in G minor, and real verve and colour in its brilliant allegretto.'
The Observer

'It’s the combination of melodic richness and technical mastery that makes Haydn’s quartets so rewarding.'
The Arts Desk

'All is played with true assurance and understanding; and this ensemble’s care for structure is worthy of its architect namesake.'
The Strad

'From the first notes of the first volume (The G minor Quartet), the Dudok’s sound sets them apart. Richer than the London Haydn Quartet but more elegant than the Doric Quartet, who are more akin to the Lindsays. The first and last movements are bold and are two of the most spirited movements of the set.'
The Classic Review

'[...] loving attention to detail'
Lark Reviews