Few string quartets can boast “a sound so distinctive as to be easily identified within mere minutes” (The Philadelphia Inquirer), but the Dover Quartet has achieved that and more, prompting The New Yorker to call it “the young American string quartet of the moment.” The Dover Quartet returns to Carnegie Hall for a program that features the moving Romanticism of Tchaikovsky, Dvořák’s sunshine-drenched melodies in celebration of his return to his Czech homeland, and an edgy and energetic Bartók quartet.