playing an instrument is an art, and how you deliver the music is an art worthy of God listening to each music being played. And as you finish each colorful and spirit filled adventist music, whether it be a string of harps or ukuleles, or voices of capela's or a child singing for example, This is my Fathers World or one of my all time favorite, Jesus loves me this I know- you ask God, were you truly blessed listening to that adventist music or song, or a music sermon being delivered through voices or an orchastra and you could sense the angels standing there with you as the adventist music is being played, this to me Jona would be the majestic difference from the other denominations. even though it could be instrumental, with no words in the song, but you could feel the Holy Spirit speaking to you and touching you in a very special and unique way. and another aspect is, if you see yourself growing closer to Jesus and wanting to be be one with Christ by listening to an adventist sacred music, you will know the awesome difference of the spirit working its way to you and your heart and the heartfelt message each music piece delivers. and not every adventist church are playing to the highest standard God wants to hear, but nevertheless our adventist music does have a unique quality that has a mild difference to that of the other denominations, in terms of sacredness and humility (the wordings of the song). not everyone uderstands the concept of the true adventist music.

it will depend on who is playing the music and how they deliver a sacred music to God. Nice question, and i believe it deserves an honest answer.

Sda hymnal music