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Hawtin says the recording, titled "9:20," features elements that should be familiar to fans of
his adventurous electronic works. But it's also something of a departure for him -- a sculpted
cinematic piece that he has called a "mini-movie." The song will be heard during the
choreographed segment of the opening ceremonies, following the parade of nations and introduction
of dignitaries.
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Until a dress rehearsal Wednesday night, the entire piece was "all theoretical," envisioned by
Hawtin only through Cosimi's verbal directions, pictures and diagrams. Mercifully, he says, his
contribution to the work is pre-recorded so he can just sit back and watch the spectacle unfold
once again today.
