 Less commonly imitated are the great tit (Anton Bruckner's "Fourth Symphony"), the goldfinch (Vivaldi), linnet (Couperin, Haydn and Rachmaninov), robin (Peter Warlock), swallow (Dvorak and Tchaikovsky), wagtail (Benjamin Britten), and magpie (in a Mussorgsky song).Dvorak celebrated many other kinds of bird, including the stock dove, skylark, and house sparrow.The imitation of bird song was popular in stage performances in the United States, particularly during the era when vaudeville and Chautauqua were popular.