Music and praising the Lord belong to ancient and modern temples. “Praise God in his sanctuary,” wrote the Psalmist. “Praise him with the trumpet, harp, and cymbals” (Ps. 150:1–6). The scriptures refer to a choir singing in the tabernacle (see 1 Chr. 6:31–32) and the Jerusalem temple (see 2 Chr. 5:12–14; 29:25–30), song and music on the occasion of the laying of the temple’s foundation (see Ezra 3:10–12), and a song of thanksgiving and praise that is sung at the Jerusalem temple dedication (see 2 Chr. 5:12–14; 1 Chr. 13, 15, 16). In our day, the Saints praise God through music during cornerstone and temple dedications and on other sacred occasions.