the philharmonic provided a musical interpretation to go along with the game.ill hilderbrandt has more. will: there may not be a more unlikely marriage than orchestra and football, but the philharmonic interpreted the match between croatia and spain. ♪ champs, there the commentators, and so far, the hooligans. edge chose forhe things to match the gameplay, plus music elements unique to either team. there is a two minute or three-minute time delay. i had an ear. football expert giving the occasion, whether there will be a goal, spain or croatia are dominating, and we have to translate that into music. works well with seemingly disparate things such as action movies -- why doesn't work well with other things, too? in the audience were skeptical before eventually being won over. >> i was worried i would not be able to concentrate or follow the match because of the music, but in fact it made it a bit more dramatic and tearful. >> i think it is not bad because it makes classical music more accessible. it is reallyly cool. there are a lot of people who are not think

there are a lot of people here who would not normally go to the philharmonic in paris. will: it was a one-of-a-kind event, and while no other symphonic games are scheduled, they are hoping there may yet be an encore. laura: beautiful game set to music. there you go. time for a quick reminder of our stories this hour. both sides have made their case and it is almost in the hands of the public. campaigning is drawing to a close ahead of britain's historic eu referendum on the pollsters say it is too close to call. polls open at 6:00 tomorrow morning. the u.k. has been monitoring jo cox today, the british mp who was murdered in her constituency last week. told a memorial in trafalgar square that her killing was an act of terrorism. and france is bracing for unrest after the government back down on its pledge to ban a rally by a hard-line union. a last-minute compromise was reached. all right, let's get some business news for you now. markus karlsson is here, keeping a close eye ahead of the british referendum on the eu tomorrow. markus: well, the countdown is a fresh round