Can you help Anna?

Anna, who during her stint at York Uni was heavily involved in the city's jazz scene, has sent the following plea;

"Am in a bit of a quandry, and thought that if anyone might be able to help, it would be one of you sax-playing folks!

My cousin is getting married early June, and she has asked me to perform something on the sax at the reception venue as she and her husband arrive. Now, there will not be a piano at the venue, so I'm looking for something that will either sound fine by itself solo, or something where a backing track could be used.

She has said that she'd like something quite lively, but I know that she does not want anything jazzy, so have been trying to investigate into the more classical side of things (am trying to see if she can clarify more about what she wants).

Has anyone else been in a similar position, and might be able to point me in the direction of a/some non-jazzy lively piece(s) for solo sax (perhaps with a backing track), suitable for a special occasion such as a wedding?

No worries if you don't feel that you can't help, but sometimes you don't know until you ask, do you?

Thanks very much for your time, folks; I appreciate it.

Best wishes,

Anna"