The video Dances of Egypt earned Aisha Ali a Lifetime Achievement award from the Giza Academy of Music and Legends of Dance in 1997; in the year 2000, Tunisian Rhythms and Raqs Shaabi, along with the documentary Dances of North Africa received the Best Instructional Video award.

Just Released

Volume I, Dances of North Africa: Tunisia and Morocco Folkloric music and dance collections filmed in Tunisia and Morocco between 1973 and 1982 (DVD).

Aisha Dances, Volume II: Dances of the Arab World (DVD)   The second of a two-volume series featuring Aisha Ali performing raqs sharqi, Ouled Naïl, Tunisian Shaabi, Moroccan Shikhat, Khaliji, and an awalem style cane dance.

Dances of Egypt on DVD with a 1977 bonus clip of the Banat Maazin performing with Aisha for the cast of "Death on the Nile."

Aisha Dances, Volume I: Egyptian Dances (DVD)   The first of a two-volume series featuring Aisha Ali performing her most popular repertoire. Volume I presents a variety of Egyptian dances that she learned in Egypt and has been performing in the United States and internationally for a number of years, including two classic raqs sharqi dances and six Ghawazee styles—Banat Maazin, Saidi, Awalem, Sumbati, Et Teit, a Fellahin cane dance and a 19th century Ghazeyeh sword dance.

In Work

• Volume II, Dances of North Africa: Libya and Algeria.
• Digitally taped Ghawazee music recently recorded in Upper Egypt. The musicians are the same Aisha Ali recorded 24 years earlier.
• A DVD of Gypsy musicians and dancers performing at a Saidi wedding, taped in Egypt.