Of the following, which best describes the reason why Machaut's masses were so important He viewed the mass as a single large piece of music, as opposed to a bunch of smaller unrelated ones. He wrote music that everyone liked. He used more notes that Perotin and Leonin, and his compositions were flashier. He composed simpler music than his predecessors.

Of the following, which best describes the reason why Machaut's masses were so important He viewed the mass as a single large piece of music, as opposed to a bunch of smaller unrelated ones. He wrote music that everyone liked. He used more notes that Perotin and Leonin, and his compositions were flashier. He composed simpler music than his predecessors.