Pavle Filipović rođen je 1995. godine u Beogradu. Završio je osnovnu i srednju MŠ „Josip Slavenski“ u Beogradu, gitaru u klasi prof. Dejana Brkića i lautu u klasi prof. Darka Karajića.
Diplomirao je na FMU u Beogradu kao najbolji student poliinstrumentalnog odseka u klasi prof. Darka Karajića. Godinu dana kasnije u klasi istog profesora završava i master akademske studije na FMU.
U toku školovanja bio je stipendista Republičke fondacije za razvoj naučnog i umetničkog podmlatka i Sekretarijata za obrazovanje Gradske uprave grada Beograda.
Osvajao je prve nagrade na Republičkim i mnogim drugim tamičenjima u Srbiji, kao i u inostranstvu: 1. nagrada na Sarajevo International Guitar festivalu (2012), 1. nagrada na International Festival of Classical Guitar Sinaia (2012), 2. nagrada na International Competition Forum Gitarre Wien (2012), 2. nagrada na 11. Anna Amalia Competition for Young Guitarists (2013), 3. nagrada na XV Guitar Art Festivalu (2014) u solo kategoriji i 1. nagrada u kategoriji duo gitara, 1. nagrada na XXII Guitar Art Festivalu (2021), 2. nagrada (1. nagrada nije dodeljena) na 23. International Guitar Festival Rust ‘Alirio Diaz’ (2021), 1. nagrada na Internationales Gitarrenfestival Tübingen (2023).
2018. ulazi u finale 48. Međunarodnog takmičenja Muzičke omladine Beograda gde izvodi Rodrigov „Concerto de Aranjuez“ sa Simfonijskim orkestrom RTS-a pod dirigentskom palicom Bojana Suđića.
Pohađao je majstorske radionice kod mnogih priznatih profesora među kojima su:
Hubert Käppel, Eliot Fisk, Gabriel Bianco, Marco Tamayo, Zoran Dukić, Jorge Caballero, Jose Luis Martinez, Dimitri Illarionov, Pavel Steidl, Dušan Bogdanović, Oscar Ghiglia, Roberto Fabbri, Edin Karamazov, Denis Azabagić, Srdjan Tošić, Goran Krivokapić, Xuefei Yang, Roman Viazovskiy, Thomas Offermann, Costas Cotsiolis, Judicaël Perroy, Lorenzo Micheli.
Osim nastupa na takmičenjima, imao je mnogobrojne koncerte u Srbiji i inostranstvu.
Održao je solističke resitale na nekoliko međunarodnih festivala: Guitar Art Festivalu u Beogradu, Vojvodina Guitar Festivalu u Novom Sadu, Tuzla Guitar Weeku, Anna Amalia u Vajmaru, Hamburger Gitarrenforumu i Internationales Gitarrenfestivalu u Tibingenu.

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Pavle Filipović was born in Belgrade in 1995. He completed his primary and secondary education at the „Josip Slavenski“ Music School in Belgrade, studying guitar in the class of Prof. Dejan Brkić and lute in the class of Prof. Darko Karajić.
He graduated from the Faculty of Music Arts (FMU) in Belgrade as the best student in the multi-instrumental department in the class of Prof. Darko Karajić. One year later, he completed his master’s academic studies at the FMU in the class of the same professor.
During his schooling, he was a scholarship holder of the Republican Foundation for the Development of Scientific and Artistic Youth and the Secretariat for Education of the Belgrade City Administration.
He won first prizes at Republican and many other competitions in Serbia, as well as abroad: 1st prize at the Sarajevo International Guitar Festival (2012), 1st prize at the International Festival of Classical Guitar Sinaia (2012), 2nd prize at the International Competition Forum Gitarre Wien (2012), 2nd prize at the 11th Anna Amalia Competition for Young Guitarists (2013), 3rd prize at the XV Guitar Art Festival (2014) in the solo category and 1st prize in the guitar duo category, 1st prize at the XXII Guitar Art Festival (2021), 2nd prize (1st prize not awarded) at the 23rd International Guitar Festival Rust ‘Alirio Diaz’ (2021), and 1st prize at the Internationales Gitarrenfestival Tübingen (2023).
In 2018, he reached the final of the 48th International Competition of Musical Youth of Belgrade, where he performed Rodrigo’s „Concerto de Aranjuez“ with the RTS Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Bojan Suđić.
He attended masterclasses with many recognized professors, including: Hubert Käppel, Eliot Fisk, Gabriel Bianco, Marco Tamayo, Zoran Dukić, Jorge Caballero, Jose Luis Martinez, Dimitri Illarionov, Pavel Steidl, Dušan Bogdanović, Oscar Ghiglia, Roberto Fabbri, Edin Karamazov, Denis Azabagić, Srđan Tošić, Goran Krivokapić, Xuefei Yang, Roman Viazovskiy, Thomas Offermann, Costas Cotsiolis, Judicaël Perroy, and Lorenzo Micheli.
In addition to his competition performances, he has given numerous concerts in Serbia and abroad. He has held solo recitals at several international festivals: the Guitar Art Festival in Belgrade, the Vojvodina Guitar Festival in Novi Sad, Tuzla Guitar Week, Anna Amalia in Weimar, Hamburger Gitarrenforum, and the Internationales Gitarrenfestival in Tübingen.