It can be difficult to persuade a choir to sing rhythmically. Playing rhythmically seems so much easier. This is partly due to coping with words which often seem to militate against a good rhythmic flow. In dealing with this it helps to start from the premise that most people have a good sense of rhythm. It's just a question of bringing this out and developing it. As choirmaster you have a very important role in shaping a choir's rhythmic sense. Your beat needs a spring to it and it's up to you to create a feeling of drive and energy.
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