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Sacred music is played in churches and meditation rooms. This is music that is to be revered and not taken for granted. Hymns are sacred music.

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The purpose and meaning of sacred music is to give reverence and adoration to a supernatural being. This is considered to be a form of worship.

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Hymns are often sung in churches.

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