'Overall, I’d say they’re exemplary, and especially delightful in their telling of Haydn’s impish jokes. The Dudoks will make you laugh out loud with their stuttering stops and starts, and every now and then their sudden, unexpected, splat-like pratfalls. The Dudoks get it, where so many ensembles don’t. Very strongly recommended.'
Fanfare

'Performances that combine technical polish (immaculate tuning, balance and ensemble), boundless vitality and a lively response to the specific character of each movement [...] I was exhilarated by the mingled virtuosity, finesse and coursing energy of these performances.'
Gramophone

'There is always much care in ensuring that all inner lines are clearly heard, and this is evidenced in the opening of the First, where first violin is suitably reticent until introducing the second, more positive theme. The use of delicate accompanying figuration is also a feature and there is plenty of subtlety when it comes to phrasing.'
Classical Source

'Listen to the young Dutch quartet's joie de vivre in the miniature gypsy minuet and try no to smile in the madcap whirligig scherzando. The Dudok's variety of tone and colour brings out the solemnity of No.6's fugal finale while the lighter No.1's Affettuoso et sostenuto is sveltely beautiful. For a recording on modern instruments this is the set to get.'
Midlands Music Reviews

'This is the second CD covering Op 20 and is as impressive as the first with its intelligence and humanity. Worth seeking out immediately.'
Lark Reviews

'[...] an exceptional level of unity between the players, and the stylish playing makes them a pleasure to listen to.'
The Classic Review