NEW YORK: A rare Stradivarius violin that belonged to a Russian-American virtuoso and was used in the “Wizard of Oz” soundtrack sold at auction in New York Thursday for $15.3 million, just below the record for such an instrument, according to auction house Tarisio.The violin, made in 1714 by master craftsman Antonio Stradivari, belonged to virtuoso Toscha Seidel, who not only used it on the score for the 1939 Hollywood classic, but also no doubt while teaching his famous student Albert Einstein.“This violin has set side by side with the great mathematician scientist as they played quartets in Albert’s home in Princeton, New Jersey,“ said Jason Price, founder of Tarisio, which specializes in
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