Need your input

Thanks for the comments. In my set up, the piano is positioned around 11 o clock but the drums and bass are on top of each other at 1-2 o’clock. I’m trying to get a bit more separation in the right channel.  I’m not sure whether it’s possible given my room constraints. I have pics of my room to post but not sure how to do that. 
 

This track is of particular interest because I saw the YouTube video of the recording. This trio is awesome. I own various albums from them. 
 

Piano 11 o’clock

Bass 12 o’clock

Drums 1 o’clock

My speakers are 4’ from the front wall and all 3 instruments areall way back hugging the front wall

Thanks for the question and @ghdprentice for the position of the instruments as heard on your system.  Listening to this same tune I hear the instruments to be in similar positions. Piano left center far behind the speakers; drums on the right not too far from the center, but further back in the soundstage; and the bass a little closer to the listener, right of center.

This gives me more confidence in the imaging of my system.

Thanks for the question and @ghdprentice for the position of the instruments as heard on your system.  Listening to this same tune I hear the instruments to be in similar positions. Piano left center far behind the speakers; drums on the right just to the left of my right speaker as far back in the soundstage as the piano; and the bass a little closer to the listener, slightly right of center.

This gives me more confidence in the imaging of my system.

Drums - right rear deep into sound stage nearly behind the right speaker

Piano left ... 11 o’clock deep into the soundstage.

Bass - opposite the Piano on the right in a similar position... inside (more central than the drums).

All instruments deep behind the speakers.

Qobuz I was listening to the high resolution version. But the lower resolution positioning is the same.