“ The Modigliani is not the kind of quartet, common today, that lures the listener into a bath of warm, sumptuous string tone, or that dazzles with pyrotechnics. Instead, it plays with a Gallic cool, supported by a solid, thoroughly unified technique.”                                                                                                                                               — The New York Times

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“a gripping and persuasive performance, played with awesome individual and communal brilliance”         — The Strad

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“ The Birmingham Chamber Music Society's season opened with one of the world’s great established string quartets. It closed Sunday with what could rank among the finest of the next generation. The Modigliani Quartet have forged a rare combination of depth, enthusiasm and near-faultless technique.”                                             — The Birmingham News

"There’s a bright, youthful spark to the Modigliani quartet’s playing – and I mean youthful in the best possible way. The sound is mainly light and shiny (...) the litheness is invigorating, and there’s a stripped-back beauty in the slow movements that stopped me in my tracks."                                                                                     — The Guardian, Kate Molleson

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" The Modigliani played Dvorak's American as if it had been specially written for them and in the hands of the players, Schubert's musical magic embraced an audience which listened in absorbed silence."       — The West Australian

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"It is a real treat to hear with what panache, what witty playfulness, what youthful energy the quartet plays, yet never yielding to casualness. The balance of the four voices, the delicacy of sounds is always impressive, with constant attention to dynamics, harmony and rhythmic precision. It sounds effortless, sovereign and extremely supple."                                                                                                                                     — Süddeutsche Zeitung, Harald Eggbrecht

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“ A gripping and persuasive performance, played with awesome individual and communal brilliance ”       — The Strad