Psalm 149:3 explicitly pairs tambourine and dancing as instruments of praise, directly parallel.

Psalm 30:11 celebrates God turning wailing into dancing, linking dance as an expression of joy in response to deliverance.

Psalm 92:3 mentions lute, harp, and lyre—stringed instruments for worship, parallel to this verse.

Psalm 144:9 promises praise on a ten-stringed harp, a specific stringed instrument as here.

Psalm 33:2 calls for praise with lyre and harp—stringed instruments like those in this verse.

Exodus 15:20 shows Miriam leading worship with timbrel and dance, exactly matching the instruments here.

Job 30:31 uses harp and flute for mourning, the opposite context of joyful praise with these same instruments here.

Judges 11:34 has Jephthah's daughter greeting him with timbrels and dances, the exact instruments and action of celebration.

2 Samuel 6:14 shows David dancing before the Lord with all his might, a model of exuberant praise in worship.

1 Chronicles 15:16 records David appointing musicians with harps, lyres, and cymbals, mirroring the stringed instruments here.

Isaiah 38:20 speaks of playing stringed instruments in the Lord's house, a parallel to praising with strings.