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Dr. O says
There is no techno version of it, at least not one that I've found, and I've looked, HARD. I might have to make it myself using synth… but that's just me. I've looked under remix, techno, electronic, and even synth, google returned nothing, yahoo was even less helpful. In all honesty this is a case of if you want it, make it. That's what I'm trying to do, I was inspired by the version off of Farscape, classical and techno mixed, it was utter bliss.
Now, if you insist on finding it, since it doesn't currently appear to be on the net, subscribe to a few music forums and see if anyone can make it for you if you request it. That's the best I can tell you.
asdf says
This is the Classical section as opposed to the Techno section?
Elphaba the Deliriou says
bond does a semi-techno version of it.
I don't know if you really would call it techno but it's at least a rocked up version
(it starts slow but then speeds up)