Jo no Mai with Taiko [Noh Dance Music] (and its Structure) 

The 2nd bar of Part 3 is called "Fukikaeshi", which indicates the Final part.
Jo no Mai (with Taiko)
太鼓序ノ舞
Jo no Mai is a type of very quiet, elegant dance in Noh often danced by the shites playing beautiful women, tree spirits and old men in sanbanme mono. There are two types of Jo no Mai, performed with either the fue, Kotsuzumi and ōtsuzumi or with the addition of the Taiko. Jo no Mai are similar to Chū no mai in that they are characterized by out-of-time verses at the start of the play. This is referred to as the jo, from which the name is derived.
The performance is based on "Kakitsubata". This dance music is in the form of a cycle of Ryo-Chu-Kan.
Flute - Isso School（笛　一噌流）
Small Drum - Ko School（小鼓　幸流）
Large Drum - Takayasu School（大鼓　葛野流）
Stick Drum - Komparu School（太鼓　金春流）