Join-in rhythms are also called chorall speeches, choral responses, or responsive readings.
They are performed by more than one person. There are at least two parts, usually divided into a leader and the group refrain, or two groups, or a leader and several groups, or even several leaders with several groups.
Through the use of tonal quality (soft, loud, quick, slow) or different sounds (notes that rise or fall) a story is told.
Join-in rhythms are good for experiences in sharing poetry and also for "performng." They make excellent material for short, easy-to-learn dramatic presentations.
