Opera
- Romance de lobos[39] (2017) based on the theatrical play Romance de lobos written by Ramón María del Valle-Inclán
Voice and orchestra (selection)
- Threnus Helianthuses[40] (The lament of sunflowers) (2022), for contralto and baritone, after poems of Lesya Ukrainka[41], premiered at Grand Hall of the St. Petersburg Academic Philharmonic. Winner of Third Prize in «XVI Open composers competition named after Andrey Petrov»[42]
- Elegía[43] (Elegy) (2024) for choir and orchestra, commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de RTVE conducted by Mark Korovitch, premiered in Madrid at the XXII concert “In memoriam” in tribute to the Victims of Terrorism presided over by Their Majesties the King and Queen of Spain[44]
- Lorca en la residencia (2025), for choir and orchestra, commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de RTVE conducted by Christoph König[45]
Orchestral (selection)
- All the echoes listen[46] (2005), winner of the Ciutat de Tarragona International Award for Musical Composition».
- But in vain[47] (2006), commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Real Filharmonia de Galicia
- They Hear no Answering Strain[48] (2008), commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Sinfónica de Galicia and conductor Josep Pons
- Erfahrung und sonst nichts (2010), winner of Third Prize in International Composition Competition Auditorio Nacional – Fundación BBVA,[31] premiered by Orquesta Nacional de España conducted by José Luis Temes
- Jobs and Gates at dawn[49] (2015) commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Ciudad de Granada and conductor Virginia Martínez
- Alén (2019), winner of «X Edition of the AEOS-BBVA Foundation Composition Prize»[50]
- Das Eismeer (The Sea of Ice) (2025), commissioned and premiered by Orquesta Nacional de España conducted by Roberto González-Monjas[51]
Soloist and orchestra
- That scream called silence (Piano Concerto)[52] (2007), finalist of the Queen Sofía Composition Prize 2008, premiered by Ananda Sukarlan (piano) and Orquesta Sinfónica de RTVE conducted by Adrian Leaper
- The other face of the wind (Clarinet concerto)[53] (2010), commissioned and premiered by José Luis Estellés (clarinet) Joven Orquesta Nacional de España and conductor Patrick Davin
Chamber, vocal and solo works (selection)
- Have you said spectral?[54] (2007, for solo piano), winner of «7th Manuel Valcárcel International Piano Composition Competition» (Marcelino Botín Foundation[37]). Premiered at New York[55] by Isabel Pérez Dobarro
- Lira de sombra -Isaac Albéniz in memoriam[56] (2009, for solo piano), commissioned by Fundacion Albéniz.[57] Performed by Gustavo Díaz-Jerez
- Cantigas de Martín Codax[58] (2010, for soprano and piano), with the text of Cantigas de Amigo. Premiered at Carnegie Hall, New York.[59]
- Aut Caesar, aut nihil[60] (2012, for mixed choir), premiered at «Semana de Música Religiosa de Cuenca«
- Noh Quartet, (2014, for string quartet), Premiered at «Xornadas de Música Contemporánea»[61] (Santiago de Compostela) by Breton String Quartet
- Le sourire d’Isabelle H.[62] (2017 for ensemble, fl. cl. vl. vch. and piano), commissioned and premiered by Grup Instrumental de Valencia conducted by Joan Cerveró.