so I'm writing a piece where there is like the bass line which is made up of all 5 parts (orchestra) that each have a similar rhythm that all together makes a cool sound. I want to add a sort of melody that bounces around the ensemble but only one player per section plays. I feel like making it divisi might work but then that would be multiple players. it is also a pizz part and I'm not sure if there is a way to divisi with top pizz and bottom arco. for reference, this is what all five parts look like together:

I want to add pizz for the notes "E" and "F" for violin parts and notes "A" and "G" for cello with the first note being a grace note for the second which will be a quarter note thrown in in a couple spots. I'm aware I could just add another part and have it only be given to one player but that is a lot more paper for just a few notes.

I'm writing a piece where there is like a bass line which is made up of all 5 string section parts (orchestra) that each have a similar rhythm, and that all together makes a cool sound. 

I want to add a sort of melody that bounces around the ensemble, but only one player per section plays. I feel like making it divisi might work, but that would be for multiple players. It is also a pizzicato part and I'm not sure if there is a way to have divisi, with the top part pizz and the bottom part arco.

For reference, this is what all five parts look like together: 

I want to add pizz for the notes "E" and "F" for violin parts, and notes "A" and "G" for cello with the first note being a grace note for the second which will be a quarter note thrown in, in a couple spots.

I'm aware I could just add another part and have it only be given to one player, but that is a lot more paper for just a few notes.