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I find that in SaveRingtoneTask example from Microsoft used:
saveRingtoneChooser.Source = new Uri(@"isostore:/" + ringtonePath);
I use Uri like this to play audio by MediaPlayer but there are no exceptions or sounds.
The “isostore:/” prefix only seems to be supported in certain narrow scenarios – like setting the live tile image or perhaps as in your example – to save a ringtone. There is an article on doing what you ask for with BackgroundAudioPlayer here.
If you just need to play back the files inside your application – you can use MediaElement.SetSource() to point to a stream of the file opened from isolated storage.