Teresa Sterne led Nonesuch Records from 1965 until 1979; she was responsible not only for all of the artists & repertory decisions but also for overseeing the increasingly distinctive look of the record jackets. Sterne oversaw several firsts for the label, including early electronic releases. Nonesuch commissioned Morton Subotnick's 1967 album "Silver Apples of the Moon" (made on the Buchla 100), and in 1966 released a 2-LP set of Moog sounds with 16-page booklet called "The Nonesuch Guide to Electronic Music" by Beaver & Krause (which spent 26 weeks in Billboard's Top 100 chart).