Musical elements of "jwé" include "gém" ("game song"), "listwa" (storytelling), "jwé chanté" (sung songs) and "jwé dansé" ("song-play-dance"). These forms are united by their use of the Creole language, their use of call-and-response singing between a leader and a chorus, with the exception of "listwa", and the use of improvisation. "Jwé chanté" and "listwa" are purely vocal styles with no accompaniment, nor any traditional dance; the other two are typically accompanied by a "ka" drum or sometimes the "tibwa" percussion sticks, which provides a rhythm for dancers.