trochimczyk wrote 18 book chapters and 27 peer-reviewed articles on music and culture, listed on her website with publication details, publications before 2000 appeared under the name of maria anna harley. her study of gorecki's ideas of motherhood and his third symphony was published in the musical quarterly in 1998 and reprinted in a special issue of the polish music journal dedicated to gorecki in 2003. her work on spatial music and its composers, such as henry brant or iannis xenakis, appeared in: american music, computer music journal, the pdf of her doctoral dissertation, "space and spatialization in contemporary music: history and analysis, ideas and implementations" (mcgill university, 1994), is available from moonrise press. an article on grazyna bacewicz and picasso was issued by the "journal of musicological research.". trochimczyk's work on bartok's concept of nature and his birdsong portrayals appeared in "studia musicologica" and "tempo". zbigniew skowron's book "lutoslawski studies" included her chapter on witold lutoslawski's musical symbols of death, while halina goldberg's "the age of chopin" featured a study of extreme nationalism in the reception of chopin, associated with the concept of the "polish race.". a presenter at the second and third international chopin congresses in warsaw, poland (in 1999 and 2010 respectively), she published articles in their proceedings.. she maintains a popular chopin blog, chopin with cherries. trochimczyk also wrote about chopin reception by women composers in the "polish review" (2000), and by poets in the "polish-american studies". the latter journal issued her study of the image of paderewski, explored earlier in the "polish music journal". a recent research interest is the immigration of polish composers to america, discussed in a chapter in anna mazurkiewicz's "east central europe in exile", vol. 1, and in "polin", vol. 19, polish-jewish relations in north america. she also edited the proceedings of the first conference on polish jewish music held in 1998 at usc for the "polish music journal.